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1. (n.) permanence
the condition or quality of being permanent.
Etymology: (1400–50; < ML permanentia. See permanent , -ence)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) permanence, permanency
the property of being able to exist for an indefinite duration
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) permanence
alt. of Permanency
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Sense: lasting; not temporary
After many years of travelling, they made a permanent home in England.
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 Afrikaans: permanensie |
 Arabic: دَوام |
 Bulgarian: неизменност |
 Brazilian: permanência |
 Czech: trvalost |
 German: die Dauerhaftigkeit |
 Danish: varighed |
 Greek: μονιμότητα |
 Spanish: permanencia |
 Estonian: kestvus |
 Farsi: تداوم |
 Finnish: pysyvyys |
 French: permanence |
 Hebrew: קְבִיעוּת |
 Hindi: स्थायित्व |
 Croatian: trajnost, postojanost |
 Hungarian: tartósság |
 Indonesian: kekekalan |
 Icelandic: varanleiki |
 Italian: permanenza |
 Japanese: 永続 |
 Korean: 영속, 불변 |
 Lithuanian: pastovumas |
 Latvian: pastāvīgums |
 Malay: ketetapan |
 Dutch: duurzaamheid |
 Norwegian: varighet |
 Polish: niezmienność |
 Persian: تداوم |
 Pashto: ثبات ، دوام |
 Portuguese: permanência |
 Romanian: permanenţă |
 Russian: неизменность |
 Slovak: trvalosť |
 Slovenian: trajnost |
 Serbian: stalnost |
 Swedish: beständighet, varaktighet |
 Thai: ความถาวร |
 Turkish: süreklilik |
 Taiwanese: 持久 |
 Ukrainian: незмінність |
 Urdu: استقلال، پائيداري |
 Vietnamese: sự lâu dài |
 Chinese: 持久 |
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