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"altered forever" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to emphasize the irreversible effects of a past event. For example, "The town was altered forever by the events of that fateful day".
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The notion of a painter's retreat was altered forever".
The way we respond to and prepare for crises was altered forever".
The face of the UK high street has been altered forever.
"It's very possible the Gulf of Mexico will be altered forever if we move forward".
Six weeks after my election my whole world was altered forever.
(Her name was later altered forever when Louella Parsons misspelled it in her Hollywood gossip column).
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The Skyline campaign had said the tower would "shatter London's historic skyline, blight protected views and alter forever local character".
But there is no disagreement that Iraq, if unchecked, will have them soon, and a nuclear-armed Iraq would alter forever the balance of power in the Middle East.
To draw a line in the sand would be potentially to alter forever a close bond that has been long in the making.
On the domestic front, however, it was less about individual women making a mark than a united front of female athletes shouldering their way forward to alter, forever, the landscape of sport in Australia.
In fact, a deluge of "information appliances" is about to plug millions of new users into the Internet, altering forever the way we get information, communicate and transact business.
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