imperishingness

Examples

• All

• She admired the imperishingness of their friendship despite the passage of time.

• Many believe in the imperishingness of the soul.

• Many materials are valued for their imperishingness in harsh environments.

• The imperishingness of the ancient texts amazed the historians.

• The ancient monument stands as a symbol of the imperishingness of human creativity.

• She admired the imperishingness of their friendship despite the passage of time.

• Many believe in the imperishingness of the soul.

Synonyms

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invincibility

vsimperishingness

9 7.6

A state in which someone cannot be defeated

concerns not decaying or being destroyed rather than winning or losing fights

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invulnerability

vsimperishingness

5 7.9

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

refers to inability to decay or be destroyed rather than emotional protection

I

indestructibility

vsimperishingness

1 9.0

A quality that makes something impossible to break or harm

focuses on not decaying or perishing rather than mere damage

I

impregnability

vsimperishingness

• Formal

1 9.8

The state of being strong enough to resist attack

describes inability to decay or be destroyed rather than resisting external attack

I

indefectibility

vsimperishingness

1 9.9

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

focuses on resistance to decay or destruction rather than lasting without failure

I

imperishability

vsimperishingness

1 9.3

A state of not getting old or falling apart

states inability to decay or be destroyed rather than active resistance

I

imperishableness

vsimperishingness

9.9

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

means the same but differs only in form or wording

How Durable

imperishingness

9.9

permanence

14 5.5

durability

19 3.8

perishability

1 7.2

fragility

16 5.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology