imperishability

Examples

• All

• Swinburne, however, rejects the argument from the indivisibility to the imperishability of the soul.

  Academic text (1998)

• Gold is valued for its imperishability, making it a popular choice for jewelry and investments.

• The imperishability of the ancient monuments showcases the remarkable engineering skills of past civilizations.

Synonyms

D

durability

vsimperishability

22 3.8

The ability of something to last a long time without getting damaged

stresses complete resistance to decay or destruction rather than mere wear resistance

I

indestructibility

vsimperishability

1 9.0

A quality that makes something impossible to break or harm

focuses on preventing decay rather than only avoiding damage

I

indefectibility

vsimperishability

1 9.9

The state of being unable to fail, end, or be destroyed

focuses on resistance to decay and deterioration not general failure or ending

I

imperishingness

vsimperishability

9.9

Not able to decay, die, or be destroyed

has identical meaning but uses a different noun form

I

imperishableness

vsimperishability

9.9

The quality of lasting a very long time without decay or damage

is the same idea but as an alternate noun form

N

nondegradation

vsimperishability

9.4

A property of a material that does not break down over time

implies absolute resistance to decay and destruction

P

perdurability

vsimperishability

9.9

Lasting for a very long time without breaking or wearing out

implies absolute nondecay rather than merely lasting for long periods

L

lastingness

vsimperishability

7.4

Ability to stay in good condition for a long time

means enduring without decay or destruction rather than just lasting long

Antonyms

P

perishability

7.2

How quickly food or other items go bad

How Durable

imperishability

9.3

permanence

15 5.5

durability

22 3.8

fragility

17 5.2

perishability

7.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology