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Meanings of
fleeting
in English
Lasting for a markedly brief time.
momentary
fugitive
momentaneous
Related terms
short
Synonyms
Examples for "
momentary
"
momentary
fugitive
momentaneous
Examples for "
momentary
"
1
Results: Higher reports of
momentary
stress were associated with shortened gestational length.
2
However, living to see these
momentary
highlights would also bring myriad downsides.
3
Yet the stop was
momentary
;
he rose and dashed into the cover.
4
Nor is it a
momentary
absence: it is almost nine weeks now.
5
The coolness was only a
momentary
relief; the heat came right back.
1
One son was in the Albany Penitentiary; another a
fugitive
in Canada.
2
Enforcement officials earlier said the
fugitive
was believed to be in China.
3
Retribution followed me; and I long remained a
fugitive
in the land.
4
There was in the first place no mention of the
fugitive
nephew.
5
In me you see a
fugitive
from the wrath of the cardinal.
1
Whether any man is enabled by his acuteness and experience, to determine all these questions upon
momentaneous
reflection, I cannot decide.
Usage of
fleeting
in English
1
But the gains could be
fleeting
as technical factors point to losses.
2
Fashion is in flux, referencing the past to create a
fleeting
present.
3
I'm struck for a
fleeting
moment by the overwhelming sense of loss.
4
However
fleeting
,
empowerment is what Sank wanted to bestow through these pictures.
5
N ormally my experience of this area of London has been
fleeting
.
6
But this is an opportunity that is unique, and
fleeting
,
he said.
7
A
fleeting
vision of the youth in the yellow oilskins mocked him.
8
As well might a
fleeting
word judge the speaker that forms it.
9
Sometimes
fleeting
,
relatively inconsequential images are more eloquent than long, detailed analysis.
10
The life of human beings in this world is
fleeting
and transitory.
11
Rather, it was
fleeting
as a wing; in fact, was just that.
12
Nay, wonder not that I am calm; the
fleeting
things of earth
13
It was time Adam found some enjoyment, even for a
fleeting
moment.
14
The virgin in her showed fierce and passionate, not shy and
fleeting
.
15
The dip, when it does come, will likely be a
fleeting
affair.
16
Root allowed himself a
fleeting
grin, then it was back to business.
Other examples for "fleeting"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
fleeting
Adjective
Frequent collocations
fleeting moment
fleeting glimpse
fleeting glance
fleeting smile
fleeting instant
More collocations
Fleeting
through the time
Fleeting
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common