transitory (Meaning)
transitory (s)
lasting a very short time
transitory (a.)
Continuing only for a short time; not enduring; fleeting; evanescent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transitory
transitory Sentence Examples
- The transitory nature of life's pleasures left us longing for something more meaningful.
- The transitory beauty of a flower's bloom reminded us to appreciate the present moment.
- The government's transitory policies proved ineffective in addressing the nation's long-term challenges.
- The transitory pain of childbirth was quickly forgotten in the joy of holding a newborn child.
- The transitory glow of the sunset cast an ethereal light upon the landscape.
- The transitory trends in fashion often left people feeling out of step with society.
- The transitory nature of our physical bodies served as a reminder of our own mortality.
- The transitory nature of wealth and fame made it difficult to find true happiness.
- The transitory nature of our relationships made us cherish the time we had together.
- The transitory nature of the Earth's climate reminded us of the importance of protecting our planet.
FAQs About the word transitory
lasting a very short timeContinuing only for a short time; not enduring; fleeting; evanescent.
flash, transient, ephemeral,temporary, brief, passing, fleeting, fugitive, deciduous, short-lived
lasting, permanent, eternal,permanent, everlasting, immortal, eternal, enduring, everlasting, perpetual
The transitory nature of life's pleasures left us longing for something more meaningful.
The transitory beauty of a flower's bloom reminded us to appreciate the present moment.
The government's transitory policies proved ineffective in addressing the nation's long-term challenges.
The transitory pain of childbirth was quickly forgotten in the joy of holding a newborn child.
