imperishable

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adj.

Not perishable: imperishable food; imperishable hopes.

im·perish·a·bili·ty, im·perish·a·ble·ness n.

im·perish·a·bly adv.

imperishable [ɪmˈpɛrɪʃəb^əl]

adj

1. not subject to decay or deterioration imperishable goods

2. not likely to be forgotten imperishable truths

imperishability , imperishableness n

imperishably adv

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Adj.	1.	imperishable - not perishable perishable - liable to perish; subject to destruction or death or decay; "this minute and perishable planet"; "perishable foods such as butter and fruit"
	2.	imperishable - unceasing; "an abiding belief"; "imperishable truths" abiding, enduring lasting, permanent - continuing or enduring without marked change in status or condition or place; "permanent secretary to the president"; "permanent address"; "literature of permanent value"

imperishable

adjective indestructible, permanent, enduring, eternal, abiding, perennial, perpetual, immortal, unforgettable, everlasting, undying, unfading My memories are within me, imperishable.
dying, fading, mortal, forgettable, perishable, destructible

Translations

imperishable [ɪmˈperɪʃəbl] ADJ [goods] → imperecedero, no perecedero; [memory] → imperecedero

imperishable [ɪmˈpɛrɪʃəb^əl] adj (literary) → impérissable

imperishable

adj (lit) → unverderblich; (fig) → unvergänglich

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abiding deathless durable enduring eternal everlasting fleeting immortal Imperishability imperishableness Imputrescible incorruptible indestructible insignificance perdurable perishable permanence permanent timeless	It is unmistakably good up to a certain point, and then unmistakably bad, but with always good enough in it to be forever imperishable. My Literary Passions by Howells,William Dean View in context Browning has given us the key, and those volumes a delightful gift to our age-record of so much that is richest in the world of things, and men, and their works--all so much the richer by the great intellect, the great imagination, which has made the record, transmuted them into imperishable things of art:-- The Guardian by Pater, Walter Horatio View in context Two abysmal beasts sprang at each other's throats that day beneath the shadow of earth's oldest cliffs--the man of now and the man-thing of the earliest, forgotten then, imbued by the same deathless passion that has come down unchanged through all the epochs, periods and eras of time from the beginning, and which shall continue to the incalculable end--woman, the imperishable Alpha and Omega of life. The Land That Time Forgot by Burroughs, Edgar Rice View in context	Imperial eagle imperial elephant imperial gallon Imperial green Imperial guard imperial Japanese morning glory imperial mammoth imperial moth Imperial pigeon Imperial Valley Imperial War Museum Imperial weight Imperial weights and measures imperialism imperialist imperialistic Imperiality Imperialize imperially imperil Imperilment imperious imperiously Imperiousness Imperishability imperishable imperishableness imperishingness imperium Imperiwigged impermanence impermanency impermanent Impermeability impermeable impermeableness impermissibility impermissible impermissibly imperscriptible Imperscrutable Imperseverant impersonal Impersonal verb impersonality impersonalize impersonally impersonate impersonation impersonator Imperspicuity	imperially imperially imperially Imperials Imperials Imperials imperil imperil imperiled imperiled imperiling imperiling imperilled imperilled imperilling imperilling imperilment imperilment imperils imperils imperious imperious imperious commandant imperious direction imperiously imperiously imperiousness imperiousness imperishability imperishability imperishable Imperishable Night imperishableness imperishableness imperishably imperishably imperishingness Imperitia culpae annumeratur imperium imperium imperium imperium Imperium maius Imperium maius Imperium maius Imperium romanum Imperium romanum Imperium romanum Imperiwigged impermanence impermanence impermanence impermanency impermanency impermanent impermanent impermanent fixture impermanently impermanently impermeability impermeability

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abiding
deathless
durable
enduring
eternal
everlasting
fleeting
immortal
Imperishability
imperishableness
Imputrescible
incorruptible
indestructible
insignificance
perdurable
perishable
permanence
permanent
timeless

It is unmistakably good up to a certain point, and then unmistakably bad, but with always good enough in it to be forever imperishable.

My Literary Passions by Howells,William Dean View in context

Browning has given us the key, and those volumes a delightful gift to our age-record of so much that is richest in the world of things, and men, and their works--all so much the richer by the great intellect, the great imagination, which has made the record, transmuted them into imperishable things of art:--

The Guardian by Pater, Walter Horatio View in context

Two abysmal beasts sprang at each other's throats that day beneath the shadow of earth's oldest cliffs--the man of now and the man-thing of the earliest, forgotten then, imbued by the same deathless passion that has come down unchanged through all the epochs, periods and eras of time from the beginning, and which shall continue to the incalculable end--woman, the imperishable Alpha and Omega of life.

The Land That Time Forgot by Burroughs, Edgar Rice View in context

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