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Meanings of perpetuation in English
Portuguese
prolongamento Catalan
perpetuació Synonyms
Examples for "lengthening"
Examples for "lengthening"
1
Thinking about that lengthening list, Shaw almost missed what Robinson said next.
2
Congestion, pollution and lengthening journey times are now staple topics of conversation.
3
She saw the days vanishing, and the inevitable years lengthening over her.
4
It falls just after the solstice, when the days are perceptibly lengthening.
5
The shadows were lengthening, the shafts of sunlight more bold and clear.
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The prolongation of the Sheffield strike is in no way his fault.
2
I am convinced of the inutility of the prolongation of this war.
3
Background: QT prolongation is an important risk factor for sudden cardiac death.
4
Orphenadrine intake has recently been linked to QT prolongation and Torsade-de-Pointes tachycardia.
5
The country would not have borne the prolongation of the Crimean War.'
1
For why should there be any longer protraction or waste of time?
2
Mentions this magazine's experience of a libel suit of Jarndycean protraction and complication.
3
Further findings in maturation protraction are central venous stenoses or accessory outflow veins.
4
The earlier finding of an inverse protraction factor is confirmed.
5
The spring proved little better than a protraction of trial.
Usage of perpetuation in English
1
The perpetuation of such knowledge as was then in the world; 2.
2
The fundamental idea of forestry is the perpetuation of forests by use.
3
This industry has an intrinsic interest in the perpetuation of the danger.
4
It said these factors enabled the perpetuation of inequitable outcomes for Māori.
5
Only bodies that suit the survival and perpetuation of genes will remain.
6
This expression I desire to repeat here for perpetuation in endurable form.
7
The individual struggles for perpetuation, for perpetuation in person, for perpetuation in posterity.
8
The perpetuation of the species must not depend upon the license of immaturity.
9
The perpetuation of life and youth, and the production of gold.
10
The perpetuation of the principle of American government has to be thought of.
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Underlying all the rest and the most important to its perpetuation was fear.
12
These are the processes by which the perpetuation of organic beings is secured.
13
The duration of this tendency, and its perpetuation in a family, is remarkable.
14
After desiring arbitrary power in this letter, he desires a perpetuation of it.
15
A compromised peace would indeed mean the perpetuation of both imperialism and militarism.
16
The lecture under discussion was concerned with a matter called perpetuation of type.
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Perpetuation through the time
Perpetuation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common