imperishability
ɪmˌpɛr.ɪʃ.əˈbɪl.ɪ.ti
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Definition of imperishability - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
eternityRarestate of lasting forever without changeRare
  • The imperishability of his legacy is remarkable.
eternity permanence
2.
durabilityRarequality of not decaying or deterioratingRare
  • The imperishability of gold makes it valuable.
endurance indestructibility
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Origin of imperishability

im- (not) + perish (to die) + -ability (quality of)

Examples of imperishability in a sentence

  • Art can achieve a sense of imperishability through timeless themes.
  • The imperishability of diamonds is well-known.
  • Ancient artifacts owe their imperishability to careful preservation.

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  1. French:impérissabilité, ...
  2. German:Unvergänglichkeit, ...
  3. Italian:eternità, ...
  4. Spanish:eternidad, imperecibilidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:eternidade, imperecibilidade, ...
  6. Chinese:不朽性, 耐久性, ...
  7. Japanese:不滅性, 不朽性, ...
  8. Arabic:خُلُود, عَدَم الفَناء, ...
  9. Hebrew:נֶצַחִיּוּת, עֲמִידוּת, ...
  10. Russian:вечность, непреходящая ценность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вічність, невразливість, ...
  12. Hindi:अमरता, अविनश्वरता, ...

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