lastingness (Meaning)

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lastingness (n)

permanence by virtue of the power to resist stress or force

The lastingness of the bond between siblings is unbreakable.
The movie's impact had a lastingness that left viewers pondering its themes long after the credits rolled.
The scent of the perfume had a lingering lastingness that lingered in the air for hours.
The beauty of the sunset had a fleeting lastingness, captured in the fading light.
The legacy of the great musician's work would have a lastingness that spanned generations.
The effects of the tsunami had a lastingness on the coastline, reshaping the landscape for years to come.
The strength of the foundation determined the lastingness of the building.
The lastingness of the pain was a constant reminder of the trauma experienced.
The peace brought about by the treaty had a hoped-for lastingness that ushered in an era of stability.
The durability of the paint ensured the lastingness of the vibrant colors on the canvas.

permanence by virtue of the power to resist stress or force

uniformity,durability, consistency, permanence,regularity, sameness, continuance, enduringness, prolongation, persistence

inconsistency, aperiodicity, evanescence, unevenness, impermanence, aperiodicity, inconsistency, inconsistence, irregularity, impermanence

The lastingness of the bond between siblings is unbreakable.

The movie's impact had a lastingness that left viewers pondering its themes long after the credits rolled.

The scent of the perfume had a lingering lastingness that lingered in the air for hours.

The beauty of the sunset had a fleeting lastingness, captured in the fading light.