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Meanings of temporariness in English
Russian
непостоянность Catalan
impermanència 
Quality of lasting, or being intended to last, a limited period of time.
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Examples for "temporary"
Examples for "temporary"
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The revelation led to a temporary government ban on awarding state contracts.
2
The debt crisis is not a temporary problem, it's a structural one.
3
However, all those good strides forward have come to a temporary halt.
4
Omar Suleiman is good as long as he leads a temporary government.
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The temporary measure needs Congressional approval to remain on the books, however.
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It may be a transient animal or a resident animal, he said.
2
However, this suppressive effect was transient and normalized by day 21 post-BMT.
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The postoperative course was uneventful except transient bradycardia immediately after the procedure.
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However, a transient low CD4 count is not uncommon in recent infections.
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Patients: One hundred consecutive patients with ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack.
1
For one transitory moment, I think I may have actually seen it.
2
It is vital that school staff are supported throughout this transitory period.
3
If they are linked, let's hope the phenomenon is a transitory one.
4
The life of human beings in this world is fleeting and transitory.
5
So from the iron bracelet a voice tells of the transitory vision.
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However, it can be done without sacrificing the ephemeral for the essential.
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They are just one esoteric, perhaps ephemeral, way a league does business.
3
Auden is saying that love, ephemeral in nature, becomes eternal in language.
4
She looked strangely ephemeral, as if he was seeing her through water.
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Some seek eternal beauty, and place their ephemeral life in the infinite.
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The transience of students puts pressure on teachers and classes, she said.
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The transience of the contents of art may be of two kinds.
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He'd seen threads himself, watched their fluidity, and marveled at their transience.
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Now that he was out of the service, he continued the transience.
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As permanence becomes a possibility, pride in transience starts to look questionable.
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You're focused on spiritual matters or musing about the impermanence of life.
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With this sense of impermanence came a culture of living in the moment.
3
The permanence of stone; the impermanence of man's impressions upon it.
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This impermanence gets played out in my dancing life over and over again.
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But now in the higher things there is none of this impermanence and instability.
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And now we're hitting a new apex of ephemerality in our currency.
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He thinks it highlights the ephemerality of the human reign on Earth.
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He is also good at illustrating the ephemerality of pop music.
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But then, ephemerality was the summation of most human activities.
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Design projects this sense of immediacy and ephemerality not only through T-shirts or the Internet.
Usage of temporariness in English
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It was the planlessness, the flimsy temporariness of the buildings, their faded unpleasant colors.
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If not, we risk increasing those feelings of alienation and temporariness that effect our youth so violently.
3
The occupation's putative temporariness enabled liberal Zionists to see themselves as genuine liberals, to define Israel as a democracy.
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He heard the temporariness of the phrase he'd chosen and realized he wouldn't have put it that way in front of Madeleine.
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Of course, all advanced bases are distant bases, but the words usually imply temporariness, as does in fact the word "advance."
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Indeed, the designation "provisional" carries a lame-duck status, since it conveys a sense of temporariness that undermines the stability of a regime.
Frequent collocations
Temporariness through the time