permanence (Meaning)

Wordnet

permanence (n)

the property of being able to exist for an indefinite duration

Webster

Alt. of Permanency

The permanence of the bond between mother and child transcends time.
Monuments are erected to commemorate historical events, ensuring their permanence in the public's memory.
The ink's permanence on the parchment ensured that the message would endure for centuries.
The museum showcased artifacts with remarkable permanence, defying the ravages of time.
The institution's permanence was threatened by financial instability.
The scars left by the tragedy were a poignant reminder of the permanence of loss.
The family heirloom had been passed down through generations, preserving its permanence in the family's history.
The government's policies aimed to foster economic permanence and stability.
The artist's goal was to create works of art with enduring permanence, leaving a legacy for future generations.
The establishment of a national park ensured the permanence of the region's natural beauty for all to appreciate.

the property of being able to exist for an indefinite durationAlt. of Permanency

uniformity, durability, continuation,continuity, continuousness, stability, consistency, continuance,lastingness, persistence

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

The permanence of the bond between mother and child transcends time.

Monuments are erected to commemorate historical events, ensuring their permanence in the public's memory.

The ink's permanence on the parchment ensured that the message would endure for centuries.

The museum showcased artifacts with remarkable permanence, defying the ravages of time.