transiency (Meaning)
transiency (n)
an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying
transiency (n.)
The quality of being transient; transientness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transiency
transiency Sentence Examples
- The transiency of life constantly reminds us of its ephemeral nature.
- The camp's inhabitants embraced transiency, moving from place to place without attachment.
- The city's neon lights illuminated the transiency of its nightlife.
- The transiency of relationships in the modern world left her feeling isolated.
- The transient nature of his employment made it difficult to plan for the future.
- The transiency of the homeless population posed a significant challenge to society.
- The transient scenery outside the train window evoked a sense of wonder and detachment.
- The artist captured the beauty of transiency in her ethereal paintings.
- The transiency of the Internet age meant that information spread rapidly.
- He longed for a sense of stability amidst the transiency of his daily routine.
FAQs About the word transiency
an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dyingThe quality of being transient; transientness.
evanescence, temporariness, fleetingness, transitoriness, ephemerality, impermanency, impermanence, transience,shortness,momentariness
continuation, permanence, continuance,permanence, continuance, endurance, continuation, endurance, longevity, permanency
The transiency of life constantly reminds us of its ephemeral nature.
The camp's inhabitants embraced transiency, moving from place to place without attachment.
The city's neon lights illuminated the transiency of its nightlife.
The transiency of relationships in the modern world left her feeling isolated.
