Liable to perish; subject to destruction or death or decay.
Antonyms
Examples for "imperishable"
Examples for "imperishable"
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The answer came back to him in some mystery of imperishable vibration.
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The eyes were the blue gray of the flint, kindly yet imperishable.
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It is written in bold, imperishable characters upon your hand and brow.
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Advise hold special gathering in Temple as tribute to his imperishable memory.
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Were crockery imperishable this would be the last dinner of your association.
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Time, however, can work against mergers just as it does perishable produce.
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The perishable produce of the commissary department comes from the country around.
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Because of its high initial moisture content, the chestnut is quite perishable.
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He advocated preparing for nuclear attack, suggesting that peace treaties were perishable.
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She saw herself how perishable flowers were; these withered that same evening.
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The demons themselves could have no permanent hold on the perishable materials.
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There is a limit to how many perishable tomatoes can be sold.
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But you can't stockpile vision and creativity-they'remore perishable, like fresh fruit.
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We are all perishable, and hence our feelings must be perishable also.
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Alas, he owned nothing now on this fleeting, perishable earth of ours.
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My task is not so difficult,-asI seek virtues, not perishable stuffs.
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What does it signify, though the perishable and burthensome body defiles itself?
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And twice alas, that the beautiful should ever be the most perishable!
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New packaging technology keeps perishable food products such as berries stay fresher longer.
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The perishable product categories include produce, meat, seafood, deli and bakery.
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The Company categorizes the varieties of products it sells as perishable and non-perishable.
