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Definition of ephemerality - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transienceRare state of being short-lived or temporaryRare
- The ephemerality of youth is often lamented.
2.
short-lived thingRare something that lasts for a very short timeRare
- The beauty of the sunset was an ephemerality.
Origin of ephemerality
Greek, ephemeros (lasting a day)
Terms with ephemerality included in their meaning
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ephemerality
transience, lasting for a short time
Examples of ephemerality in a sentence
Artists often capture the ephemerality of a sunset. The ephemerality of the fireworks left us in awe. He pondered the ephemerality of childhood.
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- French:éphémérité, éphémère, ...
- German:Vergänglichkeit, Kurzlebigkeit, ...
- Italian:effimerità, ...
- Spanish:efimeridad, ...
- Portuguese:efemeridade, fugacidade, ...
- Chinese:短暂性, 昙花一现, ...
- Japanese:儚さ, 短命, ...
- Arabic:زَوَال, فانية, ...
- Hebrew:זְמַנִּיּוּת, אֶפֶמֶרָלִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:мимолётность, эфемерность, ...
- Ukrainian:ефемерність, минущість, ...
- Hindi:क्षणभंगुरता, क्षणिकता, ...
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