imperishableness

Examples

• All

• He praised the imperishableness of the synthetic materials used in the construction.

• The imperishableness of diamonds ensures they remain cherished for generations.

• Many ancient myths speak of the imperishableness of the gods.

• The imperishableness of art is often celebrated.

• Many believe in the imperishableness of true love.

• Artists often hope for the imperishableness of their work to stand the test of time.

• In many cultures, the imperishableness of memories is seen as a comfort in times of loss.

Synonyms

I

invulnerability

vsimperishableness

5 7.9

The state of not being able to be harmed in body or feelings

refers to resisting decay or destruction rather than avoiding harm or injury

I

indestructibility

vsimperishableness

1 9.0

A quality that makes something impossible to break or harm

focuses on avoiding decay rather than general durability or damage

I

indefectibility

vsimperishableness

1 9.9

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

applies only to not decaying or being destroyed, not failing or ending

I

imperishingness

vsimperishableness

9.9

Not able to decay, die, or be destroyed

is the same meaning but differs as an alternate noun form

I

imperishability

vsimperishableness

9.3

A state of not getting old or falling apart

is the simple state of not decaying rather than active resistance

A

adamancy

vsimperishableness

9.9

A very great hardness that cannot be broken or pierced

describes lasting without decay rather than material hardness or solidity

Antonyms

M

mortality

63 5.7

The fact that living things must die

P

perishableness

8.9

How quickly food or other things go bad

How Durable

imperishableness

9.9

permanence

15 5.5

durability

22 3.8

perishability

7.2

fragility

17 5.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology