Definition
Definition of fugaciousness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transienceRare quality of being fleeting or temporaryRare
- The fugaciousness of youth is often lamented by the elderly..
2.
botanyTECH. lack of enduring qualities in plant partsTECH.
- The fugaciousness of the petals surprised the botanist.
Origin of fugaciousness
Latin, fugax (fleeting) + -ious (full of) + -ness (state)
Examples of fugaciousness in a sentence
He reflected on the fugaciousness of happiness. The fugaciousness of the leaves was noted in autumn. Gardeners often struggle with the fugaciousness of blooms.
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- French:fugacité, caractère fugace, ...
- German:Vergänglichkeit, Kurzlebigkeit, ...
- Italian:fugacità, ...
- Spanish:transitoriedad, efimeridad, ...
- Portuguese:transitoriedade, fugacidade, ...
- Chinese:短暂性, ...
- Japanese:儚さ, 短命, ...
- Arabic:عابِرِيّة, قِصَر العُمْر, ...
- Hebrew:אֲרָעִיּוּת, נְטִיָּה לִנְבּוֹל בִּמְהִירוּת שֶׁל חֶלְקֵי צֶמַח, ...
- Russian:мимолетность, мимолётность, ...
- Ukrainian:минущість, швидкоплинність, ...
- Hindi:क्षणभंगुरता, क्षणिकता, ...
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