adv. Obs. [f. EVER adv. + EFT adv.] Ever after; ever since, thenceforth. Also Evereft afterward, evereft more.
1297. R. Glouc. (1724), 28. A uayre abbey … þat euereft aþ ylaste.
c. 1290. Lives Saints (1887), 316. Euereft Aftur-ward … Of þondre huy beoth so sore a-ferd.
c. 1315. Shoreham, 124. Evereft more a-lyve to ben, And nevere eft to deyȝe.
