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Synonyms & Similar Words
lasting
enduring
persistent
continuous
constant
stable
steady
fixed
firm
unchanging
immutable
indestructible
irreversible
irrevocable
perpetual
everlasting
eternal
abiding
ingrained
deep-seated
ineradicable
indelible
unforgettable
lasting
unforgettable
unshakeable
unwavering
unrelenting
unremitting
unyielding
Meaning of Permanent
The primary meaning of the word "permanent" is lasting or intended to last indefinitely.
Definitions
- Remaining in existence or effect for a long time, or forever
- * Intended to last or remain in a particular state for an indefinitely long time
- * Not capable of being changed, revoked, or erased
Etymology of Permanent
The word "permanent" comes from the Latin "permanere," which means to remain or endure, a combination of "per" (through) and "manere" (to remain)
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that lasts or remains unchanged for a long time
Example Uses
- The company is offering a permanent position to the successful candidate
- * The artist used permanent ink to create the painting
- * The new policy is a permanent change to our procedures
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
temporary
fleeting
transient
ephemeral
brief
short-lived
momentary
instantaneous
provisional
interim
impermanent
fragile
unstable
precarious
reversible
revocable
alterable
mutable
changeable
volatile
imperiled