fugaciousness Antonyms
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Meaning of fugaciousness
Wordnet
fugaciousness (n)
the lack of enduring qualities (used chiefly of plant parts)
Webster
fugaciousness (n.)
Fugacity.
fugaciousness Sentence Examples
- The fugaciousness of youth made her yearn for the days when time seemed to linger.
- The fragrance of the lilacs wafted by, its fugaciousness a reminder of life's fleeting nature.
- Summer's warmth was a fugacious gift, quickly giving way to autumn's chill.
- The smile on her face was a fugacious flicker, as if it could vanish at any moment.
- The beauty of the sunset was fugacious, painting the sky with colors that faded into darkness.
- The joy of surprise was a fugacious sensation, quickly replaced by familiarity.
- The fugaciousness of human life made every moment precious.
- The fugaciousness of her memories left her with only hazy recollections of the past.
- The hope within her was a fugacious flame, flickering uncertainly against the winds of despair.
- The fugaciousness of love made it both a treasured and a bittersweet experience.
FAQs About the word fugaciousness
the lack of enduring qualities (used chiefly of plant parts)Fugacity.
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The fugaciousness of youth made her yearn for the days when time seemed to linger.
The fragrance of the lilacs wafted by, its fugaciousness a reminder of life's fleeting nature.
Summer's warmth was a fugacious gift, quickly giving way to autumn's chill.
The smile on her face was a fugacious flicker, as if it could vanish at any moment.
