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imperishable

/ɪmˈper.ɪ.ʃə.bəl/

Traducción: Describe algo que no puede ser destruido, deteriorado u olvidado; que perdura eternamente o es inmortal.

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adjective

/ɪmˈper.ɪ.ʃə.bəl/C2formal
  • esDescribe algo que no puede ser destruido, deteriorado u olvidado; que perdura eternamente o es inmortal.

Describes something that cannot be destroyed, decayed, or forgotten; enduring forever.

  1. Not subject to decayC1formal

    Incapable of perishing or being destroyed; lasting forever without deterioration.

    esIncorruptible, imperecedero

    • The ancient parchment was remarkably imperishable, surviving centuries underground.
    • Diamonds are often considered imperishable due to their hardness and stability.
    • The imperishable nature of the stone made it ideal for building monuments.

    Sinónimosdeathlessenduringeternaleverlastingimmortalindestructibleperdurableundyingunfading

    Antónimosdecayabledestructiblemortalperishable

  2. Never-ending or unceasingC1formal

    Continuing without interruption or end; perpetual.

    esimperecedero, incesante

    • Her imperishable hope kept her going through the darkest times.
    • The imperishable melody echoed through the halls for generations.
    • He spoke of an imperishable bond between the two nations.

    Sinónimosceaselessendlessenduringeternaleverlastingimmortalperpetualundyingunending

Formas
  • more imperishable comparative form
  • most imperishable superlative form
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