The prefix semper- means always or unvarying and is used in words like sempervirens to describe evergreen plants.

In medieval theology, the doctrine of the semper virgo shaped many Marian devotions.

Despite the shifting trends around her, she clung to the credo semper idem, believing that some things should remain unchanged.

Our Semper Gumby schedule allowed us to accommodate last-minute changes without stress.

As he saluted the flag, he whispered 'semper fi,' honoring the Marines' motto.

We all laughed when the squadron banner read "Semper Gumbi," a sloppy typo of the familiar joke motto.

At the rally, someone shouted "sic semper tyrannis" and the crowd reacted with a shocked silence.

The sempervirid hedges around the courtyard kept their deep green through every season.

In the old herbarium, a single sempergreen stood beside the wilted shrubs, its glossy leaves defying the frost.

The semperannual herb survived every frost and bloomed year after year, baffling botanists.