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Meanings of perennial in English
Usage of perennial in English
1
The advertising versus editorial debate in the press is a perennial one.
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It's a perennial, like asparagus, so it comes back year after year.
3
The case has also stirred commentary on two perennial South African themes.
4
A perennial controversy in human life; coeval with the genealogies of men.
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There is infinite and perennial fascination in the contemplation of the future.
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And then there is the perennial problem of the dysfunctional career structure.
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The perennial comic pleasure in the risque is derived from this source.
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Take the perennial comedy-theme of the impish collar, and visualize the scenes:
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These perennial plants will quickly fill in the open area between them.
10
Mining stocks, that perennial measure of economic optimism, are leading the fallers.
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Winston Churchill's answer to that perennial query was perhaps the most concise.
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Price is a potential obstacle for buyouts of other perennial takeover targets.
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It's a perennial concern for both organisations and the individuals they employ.
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This perennial problem of cash burn has plagued Alcatel-Lucent since its merger.
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IFTTT, a perennial favorite of smart home tinkerers everywhere, is going Pro.
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The bishop had still to learn this perennial newness of the young.
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Perennial through the time
Perennial across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common