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transiency::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | transience, transitoriness |
| Type of | impermanence, impermanency |
| Has types | fleetingness, ephemerality, fugacity, fugaciousness, ephemeralness |
| Derivation | transient |
Examples of transiency
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We feel both the melancholy and the consolation of our own transiency.
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To France's Charles Aznavour it is the transiency of love that hurts.
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The quality of that activity at that moment is preserved in the transiency, in a sense, and the recognition in you.
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Just as Let It Bleed seems ready to tear at the seams, bursting with tension, anxiety and transiency, its end arrives.
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The transiency rate is unbelievable.
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And like it or not, transiency has become a part of our culture, as Big Business continues to develop labor plans that include more and more temps.
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This detail initially strikes Walcott as a mystical confirmation of the transcendent powers of art, its superiority to the transiency of life.
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- Transience: an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying
