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Meanings of permanence in English
Quality of lasting, or being intended to last, indefinitely.
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Examples for "fixed"
Examples for "fixed"
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Commissioner Goodell said today: This is clearly something that can be fixed.
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He said he planned to challenge the fixed penalty notice in court.
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Yesterday the court fixed June 13th next year for a new trial.
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Within fixed income, foreign exchange and interest rate trading, results were strong.
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I've had a really great year actually, getting it fixed was fantastic.
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Maybe their constant state of positive, assured energy attracts only great people.
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But right now they remain a constant hope for certain revolutionary factions.
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The constant is expressed in terms of kilometers per second per megaparsec.
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One idea had remained fairly constant, however, and he heard it everywhere.
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The individual differences emphasize the need for constant attention for possible discomfort.
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Justice Andre Wiltens said the behaviour had permanent consequences for the victims.
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But the issue of permanent Nato bases in east Europe is divisive.
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All stakeholders need to meet and propose a permanent solution, he said.
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Citizens with permanent residence documents should get new ones free of charge.
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Russia and China are among the Security Council's five permanent, veto-holding members.
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That, of course, would benefit his party and help his political longevity.
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Conclusions: Serum BPIFB4 protein levels classify longevity and health status in LLIs.
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Secondary caries remains the main problem limiting the longevity of composite restorations.
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Its main objective is to achieve longevity through mind and body conditioning.
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There is a large question now also about the longevity of Mr.
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Friendship, a dual relation; enmities an accompaniment of; constancy a requisite in.
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I shall then give over every expectation, every wish of his constancy.
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Thus Darwin's theory was not a recipe for change, but for constancy.
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The constancy of the two, however, was very different in essential meaning.
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The fidelity of whales to each other exceeds the constancy of birds.
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If Trump's character is immutable, however, his executive actions may not be.
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There's an immutable law in professional politics, no matter what your stripe.
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The immutable laws of physics and quantum chance would execute the sentence.
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That rule is perfect and immutable; whereas I am changeable and imperfect.
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Only the sun moved in that vast world of seemingly immutable forces.
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In Portland, however, the protests have taken on a sense of permanency.
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The note of permanency in the chronic rite of disinheritance was startling.
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The cave provided an element of permanency and an essence of security.
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Rugby has changed but Leinster versus Munster has a permanency to it.
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The whole spirit here is one of seriousness, of dignity, of permanency.
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There will not be soon one good paleontologist who believes in immutability.
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He is the one Being to whom the attribute of immutability attaches.
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The historical evidence accessible all goes to prove the immutability of species.
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There will not be soon one good palaeontologist who believes in immutability.
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We next consider God's immutability, and His eternity following on His immutability.
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And he had the mouth women put faith in for decision and fixedness.
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Her eyes rested on the murderers with the most acute fixedness.
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His great power lay in his demand for fixedness of opinion.
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The horse was gazing with statuesque fixedness across a waste of partially-melted snow.
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She stared at Miss Rosa Blair, who returned her stare with curious fixedness.
Usage of permanence in English
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Their great drawback is the want of permanence in the silver film.
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The immortal in man imparts to it its own quality of permanence.
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They weren't symbols of celestial bodies but forces for permanence on earth.
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Nature admits of no permanence in the relation between man and woman.
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The weakness of the bond market is merely an affair of permanence.
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They had no need of permanence, and he hadn't changed his mind.
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But English judges were mistaken as to the permanence of the record.
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There was a pleasant, warming sense of secure permanence about the arrangement.
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But for permanence the maple, the oak, the buttonball are all better.
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Both indicate the kin, localized and settled with the view to permanence.
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They will return impressed by the solidity and permanence of their investment.
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The Queen is an agent of change and a reminder of permanence.
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It was the permanence of its grandeur that was important, nothing else.
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And this delusion of permanence, the enclosing soft-clinging darkness served to heighten.
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It had permanence and strength, sticky silver glue binding life to body.
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As permanence becomes a possibility, pride in transience starts to look questionable.
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