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Meanings of transiency in English
Beauty exists everywhere, but only if we care to notice.
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Examples for "transience"
Examples for "transience"
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The transience of students puts pressure on teachers and classes, she said.
2
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.
4
Now that he was out of the service, he continued the transience.
5
As permanence becomes a possibility, pride in transience starts to look questionable.
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I have spoken of it already, apropos of the transitoriness of instincts.
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He sees the transitoriness of all earthly things reflected in Nature:
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The violence of the storm has been counterbalanced by its transitoriness.
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Everything in the world is transitory, and that transitoriness is absurd!
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Throughout, the falling blossom also betokens time passing and the transitoriness of earthly things.
Usage of transiency in English
1
To the spectator, certainly, the flow and transiency become apparent and poignant.
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A shadow flits across, in the thought of mortal transiency:-
3
We learn the vanity, the transiency, of all besides.
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Watchfulness, then, is just a profound and constant feeling of the transiency of this present.
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Hsp70 ATP binding induces substrate release, but the transiency of this state has inhibited its characterization.
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Brethren, you have the need, the sin, the weakness, the transiency, to which the Gospel appeals.
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Do you remember this application, among the countless ones of shadow to the transiency of life?
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A long, patient discipline is needed to keep fresh in our hearts the sense of this transiency.
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What transiency, what waste and oblivion like that which waits upon millions on millions of autumn leaves!
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The same author, himself inaccessible to alteration, has appointed to all natural things the law of transiency and succession.
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But yet the total effect of that endless procession is to impress on the observer the transiency of humanity.
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Feelings of sorrow and a sense of transiency moved in slow swells, like shining, breaking waves, through her consciousness.
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Thus, unaffected by the transiency that changes all beneath, God rises, the Bock of Ages in whom we may trust.
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They who only take into account the transiency of life are made sad, or sometimes desperate, by the unwelcome thought.
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Any word implying transiency.
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Lastly, let me remind you, too, how eloquently the words of my text suggest the transiency of all the 'times.'
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Transiency through the time