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for good
forever; permanently. I finally left home for good. They tried to repair it many times before they fixed it for good.
See also: good

for good  (British, American & Australian informal) also for good and all (American informal)
forever I'm leaving for good this time.
See also: good

for good
permanently or forever Now she says she's leaving him for good.
See also: good


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