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The phrase "are forever changed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a permanent transformation or alteration in someone's state or condition, often after a significant event or experience.
Example: "After the accident, their lives are forever changed, and they must adapt to a new reality."
Alternatives: "have been permanently altered" or "are irrevocably transformed."
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These metrics are game changing, but the true measure of success is the lives that are forever changed.
"We are forever changed".
And they are forever changed by the experience.
Some make it through unscathed, others are forever changed.
It ensures that those places are forever changed.
But since 14 February, my feelings about it are forever changed.
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Your brain is forever changed".
My life was forever changed.
Their school was forever changed.
Now our coastline is forever changed.
Their experience, though, is forever changed.
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