Impermanent and Ineradicable

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Impermanent adjective - Not permanent; not lasting.

Usage example: impermanent palm cottages

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Ineradicable is an antonym for impermanent.

Ineradicable adjective - Not able to be destroyed or rooted out.

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Impermanent is an antonym for ineradicable.

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Ineradicable and Impermanent. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/impermanent/ineradicable

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