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transience1745, from transient + -ence. Related: Transiency (1650s).
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transiencePainters and writers have often reflected on the transient nature of human life. Human mortality is often contrasted with the everlasting nature of the truths of religion. Pictorially, artists express [..]
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transiencen. Something that is of short duration.
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transiencenoun. impermanence which indicates ending and might elicit anticipation of loss. With regard to classical psychoanalytic theory, the idea that everything is temporary might interfere with enjoyment an [..]
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transienceTransience is the decreasing ability to retrieve and access memories over time. One of the "7 sins of memory" transience occurs normally with the aging process but can also occur in a very s [..]
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transience(n) an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying(n) the attribute of being brief or fleeting
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