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transience

/ˈtræn.zi.əns/

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noun

/ˈtræn.zi.əns/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество или состояние временности, мимолетности или непостоянства, часто подразумевающее неизбежный конец или короткую продолжительность.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being temporary, fleeting, or impermanent, often implying an inevitable end or brief duration.

uncountable

  1. ImpermanenceC1formal

    The quality of being temporary and suggesting an inevitable end or conclusion.

    ruНепостоянство

    • The transience of youth is a common theme in poetry.
    • He meditated on the transience of all material things.
    • The beauty of cherry blossoms lies in their transience.

    Synonymsbrevityephemeralityfleetingnessfugacityimpermanenceshortnesstemporarinesstransitoriness

    Antonymsdurabilityenduranceeternityimmortalitypermanencepersistence

  2. BrevityC1formal

    The attribute of being very brief or fleeting in duration.

    ruКраткость

    • The transience of the moment made it all the more precious.
    • She was acutely aware of the transience of their conversation.
    • The transience of a rainbow is part of its magic.

    Synonymsbrevityephemeralityevanescencefleetingnessimpermanencetemporarinesstransitoriness

    Antonymsdurabilityendurancepermanencepermanency

Forms
  • transiences plural form
  • transiences' possessive plural form
  • transience's possessive singular form
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