Synonyms for Imperishabilities:
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n.
• durability
- Durableness
, - backbone
, - constancy
, - endurance
, - grit
, - gutsiness
, - hard as nails
, - imperishability
, - intestinal fortitude
, - lastingness
, - permanence
, - persistence
, - stamina
, - starch
, - staying power
, - stick-to-itiveness
.
• solidity
Other relevant words:
- aeon
, - afterlife
, - age
, - ages
, - blue moon
, - dog's age
, - endless time
, - endlessness
, - eternality
, - eternalness
, - everlastingness
, - forever and a day
, - future
, - immortality
, - infiniteness
, - infinitude
, - infinity
, - kingdom come
, - other world
, - perpetuity
, - time without end
, - timelessness
, - wild blue yonder
, - world without end
.
What are the hypernyms for Imperishabilities?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for imperishabilities?
The word "imperishabilities" refers to the quality of being everlasting or indestructible. Its antonyms, on the other hand, describe characteristics that are fleeting or temporary. Some antonyms for imperishabilities include fragility, ephemeralness, perishability, insubstantiality, and transience. Fragility refers to the quality of being delicate or easily broken, while ephemeralness describes something that is short-lived and fleeting. Perishability describes the tendency of things to decay, while insubstantiality refers to something lacking in physical substance or solidity. Transience refers to the quality of being temporary or passing quickly. All these antonyms of imperishabilities describe the opposite of qualities that are permanent or indestructible, and instead are based around characteristics of fragility or temporariness.
What are the antonyms for Imperishabilities?
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