Fugitiveness
Fugitiveness noun - The state or quality of lasting only for a short time.
Usage example: a sermon on the fugitiveness of all earthly existence
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Synonyms for Fugitiveness
Impermanence and fugitiveness are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Impermanence" instead a noun "Fugitiveness".
Impermanence
Impermanence noun - The state or quality of lasting only for a short time.
Usage example: the ancient Roman ruins are a telling reminder of the impermanence of even the grandest man-made constructions
Fugitiveness and impermanence are semantically related. You can use "Fugitiveness" instead a noun "Impermanence".
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Related pairs
- brevity and fugitiveness
- brevity and impermanence
- shortness and fugitiveness
- shortness and impermanence
- transience and fugitiveness
- transience and impermanence
- ephemerality and fugitiveness
- ephemerality and impermanence
- fleetingness and fugitiveness
- fleetingness and impermanence
- impermanency and fugitiveness
- impermanency and impermanence
- transitoriness and fugitiveness
- transitoriness and impermanence
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