perpetualty (Meaning)
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perpetualty (n.)
The state or condition of being perpetual.
Synonyms & Antonyms of perpetualty
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perpetualty Sentence Examples
- The perpetualty of the Earth's gravitational pull ensures that objects remain bound to its surface.
- The forest's canopy provides perpetualty shade, sheltering the ecosystem beneath from the sun's harsh rays.
- The perpetualty of time has witnessed countless civilizations rise and fall.
- The river's perpetualty flow has shaped the landscape over millennia.
- The sun's perpetualty energy sustains life on Earth.
- The moon's perpetualty orbit around the Earth influences the tides.
- The perpetualty cycle of birth, growth, and decay governs the natural world.
- The perpetualty nature of the universe suggests its boundless existence.
- The perpetualty flame symbolizes the eternal remembrance of fallen soldiers.
- The perpetualty search for knowledge drives humanity's intellectual advancements.
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The state or condition of being perpetual.
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The perpetualty of the Earth's gravitational pull ensures that objects remain bound to its surface.
The forest's canopy provides perpetualty shade, sheltering the ecosystem beneath from the sun's harsh rays.
The perpetualty of time has witnessed countless civilizations rise and fall.
The river's perpetualty flow has shaped the landscape over millennia.
