Definitionn. an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying
Last update: July 2, 2015
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There were some other books in the trunk--a large one, which remained unremoved at the foot of the bed, adding to the general impression of transiency. [Please select]
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He knew too well the transiency of exquisite moments to attempt to follow her; but presently he reentered the house and made his way through the deserted rooms to the door. [Please select]
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The determining mood of his best poems, from boyhood to old age, was precisely that thought of transiency, "the eternal flow of things," which colored the imaginations of the first colonists. [Please select]
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