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Discover LudwigThe phrase "had never ever" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a type of phrase known as a "double negative," which is used for emphasis. It can be used in situations where you want to convey a feeling of absolute surprise or disbelief. For example, "I had never ever imagined that I would win the lottery!".
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He had never, ever done that before".
He had never ever said sorry for what he did.
The thought had never, ever crossed my mind.
"So I had never, ever thought about restaurants at all".
I had never, ever been separated from the children before.
"I had never ever taken heroin," she has said.
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I've never, ever had those feelings.
I've never, ever liked art, ever".
Compass – I have never, ever used this.
"I have never, ever interrupted a guest.
"I have never, ever, ever screwed another senator," he said.
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