Similar words: transitory, peremptoriness, transit, in transit, transition, transitive, transit route, transit time. Meaning: ['trænsɪtərɪnɪs] 
n. an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying.
n. an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying. 
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1. She was transitoriness just like snow.
2. Transitoriness creates time - and "time is the essence."
3. What I believe, what I value most, is transitoriness.
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4. Hofmannsthal describes the transitoriness of the time and the space and asks for the meaning of the life.
5. Inattention or attention transitoriness was the prominent characteristic of all the students.
6. Without transitoriness, without beginning or end, birth or death, there is no time, either.
7. But man's soul is most awake in his knowledge of the interchangeability of the term "existence" and "transitoriness".
8. Questioner: There are very interesting books written by apparently very competent people, in which the illusoriness of the world is denied (though not its transitoriness).
9. Epilepsy is a serious disease for human health, and the typical features of epileptic seizure are abruptness, transitoriness and repeat.
10. One of the most important characteristics distinguishing man from all other forms of nature is his knowledge of transitoriness, of beginning and end, and therefore of the gift of time.
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