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1. (adj.) momentary
lasting but a moment; very brief.
2. momentary
that might occur at any moment:
to live in fear of momentary annihilation.
3. momentary
effective or recurring constantly.
Etymology: (1425–75; late ME < L mōmentārius.)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) fleeting, fugitive, momentaneous, momentary
lasting for a markedly brief time
"a fleeting glance"; "fugitive hours"; "rapid momentaneous association of things that meet and pass"; "a momentary glimpse"
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1. (adjective) momentary
lasting a very short time
a momentary lapse of concentration
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) momentary
done in a moment; continuing only a moment; lasting a very short time; as, a momentary pang
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Sense: lasting for only a moment
a momentary feeling of fear.
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 Afrikaans: tydelike |
 Arabic: مُؤَقَّت |
 Bulgarian: моментен |
 Brazilian: momentâneo |
 Czech: chvilkový |
 German: momentan |
 Danish: flygtig |
 Greek: στιγμιαίος |
 Spanish: momentáneo |
 Estonian: hetkeline |
 Farsi: انی |
 Finnish: hetkellinen |
 French: momentané |
 Hebrew: לְרֶגָע |
 Hindi: क्षणिक |
 Croatian: trenutačan |
 Hungarian: pillanatnyi |
 Indonesian: sesaat |
 Icelandic: augnabliks- |
 Italian: momentaneo |
 Japanese: 瞬間の |
 Korean: 순간의 |
 Lithuanian: akimirką trunkantis, mome |
 Latvian: momentāns; acumirklīgs |
 Malay: sejenak |
 Dutch: kortstondig |
 Norwegian: forbigående |
 Polish: chwilowy |
 Persian: انی |
 Pashto: ناڅاپه |
 Portuguese: momentâneo |
 Romanian: momentan, de moment |
 Russian: кратковременный |
 Slovak: chvíľkový |
 Slovenian: trenuten |
 Serbian: trenutni |
 Swedish: som varar ettögonblick, t |
 Thai: ชั่วขณะ |
 Turkish: bir anlık |
 Taiwanese: 片刻的，短暫的 |
 Ukrainian: моментальний, миттєвий |
 Urdu: آنی و فانی |
 Vietnamese: thoáng qua |
 Chinese: 倾刻的 |
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