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evenity (noun) : fairness or justness in any manner

There is no "evenity" in what you did.

Submitted by: Jake Shaps from Massachusetts on Dec. 11, 2006 08:37

eventify (verb) : to fill with events, to make more eventful.

Let's think how we could eventify our next vacation. You know I love you but our relationship is becoming a routine. I'm looking for some ways to eventify it. It seems desirable to eventify one's life, but this might prove distracting or even destructive for life itself. —Mikhail Epstein, Predictionary, 2003

Submitted by: Mikhail Epstein from Georgia Us on Apr. 03, 2007 19:23

eventize

(verb) : to create an event around something (such as a film premier)

In the public mind, opening weekends have been eventized. —Thomas Tull, NYTimes, 7/9/08

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jul. 08, 2008 22:54

(verb) : to turn a product or service into an event : to make an occurrence, such as the release of a book, movie, or video game, seem momentous or exciting

We really need to eventize the hell out of this release. —Jon Gertner, The New York Times, November 14, 2004

Submitted by: joserey from Florida on Mar. 20, 2008 18:52

eventual (noun) : a driver of an automobile that continuously uses a directional signal without turning

The eventual driving the sedan has had his turn signal on for the past 4 miles. —Jerry Seinfeld, Seinfeld, 1990's

Submitted by: J. SwizL from Florida on Sep. 28, 2005 08:19

everflowing (adjective) : 1. constant change 2. constant movement/cycles 3. the ideal flow of a composition.

1. Time is everflowing. 2. The weather is everflowing. 3. That painting is composed so well that it is everflowing and I can look at it all day. —I really came up with this myself when I was doing artwork. I was suprised not to see it in the dict,

Submitted by: Russell Lewis Roden from Alabama on Jul. 07, 2006 18:27

Everloving (adjective) : to love always

Everloving days of solitude.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Mar. 25, 2007 21:29

Everwhence

(adverb) : A moment in or of time; a state of being, now, or that what is yet beyond our understanding of time without end, or that or what is yet to be or to come.

I like thee, would love to be with thee — everwhence. —Roger M. Angress, Inspiration, Summer 2005

Submitted by: Roger Michael from California on Apr. 09, 2006 00:22

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