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Meanings of perishable in English
Liable to perish; subject to destruction or death or decay.
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Usage of perishable in English
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Time, however, can work against mergers just as it does perishable produce.
2
The perishable produce of the commissary department comes from the country around.
3
Because of its high initial moisture content, the chestnut is quite perishable.
4
He advocated preparing for nuclear attack, suggesting that peace treaties were perishable.
5
She saw herself how perishable flowers were; these withered that same evening.
6
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.
8
But you can't stockpile vision and creativity-they'remore perishable, like fresh fruit.
9
We are all perishable, and hence our feelings must be perishable also.
10
Alas, he owned nothing now on this fleeting, perishable earth of ours.
11
My task is not so difficult,-asI seek virtues, not perishable stuffs.
12
What does it signify, though the perishable and burthensome body defiles itself?
13
And twice alas, that the beautiful should ever be the most perishable!
14
New packaging technology keeps perishable food products such as berries stay fresher longer.
15
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.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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