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Definition of impermanent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
durationlasting only a short time or not meant to last
- The paint is impermanent and will fade soon.
- The festival decorations were impermanent and removed the next morning.
- He preferred impermanent tattoos that fade after a few years.
Origin of impermanent
Latin, in (not) + permanere (to remain)
Terms with impermanent included in their meaning
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impermanent value
valuable things that do not last long
temporary
brief or impermanent in nature
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- French:éphémère, ...
- German:vergänglich, ...
- Italian:impermanente, ...
- Spanish:temporal, ...
- Portuguese:temporário, ...
- Chinese:短暂的, ...
- Japanese:一時的な, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَقَّت, ...
- Hebrew:אַרְעָי, ...
- Russian:непостоянный, ...
- Ukrainian:тимчасовий, ...
- Hindi:अस्थायी, ...
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