transiency
ˈtrænziənsi
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Definition of transiency - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
timeRarestate of being temporary or short-livedRare
  • The transiency of youth is often lamented by the elderly.
ephemerality impermanence transience
2.
mortalityRareinevitability of ending or dyingRare
  • The transiency of life is a common theme in literature.
ephemerality impermanence transience
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Origin of transiency

Latin, transiens (passing)

Examples of transiency in a sentence

  • She pondered the transiency of their happiness.
  • Artists often explore transiency through their ephemeral works.
  • Transiency is a reminder to cherish every moment.

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  1. French:éphémérité, impermanence, ...
  2. German:Vergänglichkeit, Endlichkeit, ...
  3. Italian:transitorietà, caducità, ...
  4. Spanish:transitoriedad, efimeridad, ...
  5. Portuguese:transitoriedade, efemeridade, ...
  6. Chinese:暂时性, 无常, ...
  7. Japanese:儚さ, 無常, ...
  8. Arabic:زَوال, زوال, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹלְפִיּוּת, חֲלוֹפִיּוּת, ...
  10. Russian:мимолётность, бренность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тимчасовість, смертність, ...
  12. Hindi:अस्थायित्व, नश्वरता, ...
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