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Definition of ephemerally - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
temporaryRare in a way that lasts a short timeRare
- The flowers bloomed ephemerally in the spring.
2.
ephemeraTECH. in relation to collectible short-term itemsTECH.
- The artist's work was ephemerally displayed at the gallery.
Origin of ephemerally
Greek, ephemeros (lasting a day)
Examples of ephemerally in a sentence
The rainbow shone ephemerally after the rain. The collection was ephemerally popular among enthusiasts. These items were ephemerally significant in the 90s.
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- French:éphémèrement, de manière éphémère, ...
- German:flüchtig, ...
- Italian:per un breve periodo, in modo effimero, ...
- Spanish:efímeramente, transitoriamente, ...
- Portuguese:efemeramente, temporariamente, ...
- Chinese:短暂地, ...
- Japanese:儚く, 短期間, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ عَابِرٍ, لِفَترَة قَصِيرَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְזְמַן קָצָר, בְּאוֹפֶן זְמַנִּי, ...
- Russian:недолго, временно, ...
- Ukrainian:недовго, ...
- Hindi:अल्पकालिक रूप से, अल्प समय के लिए, ...
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