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imperishableness

/ɪmpˈɛɹɪʃəbəlnəs/ noun

The characteristic or property of being imperishable.

Word Origin Perish from Latin perire 'to go through, pass away', from per- 'through' and ire 'to go'. Imperishable means not able to perish, and imperishableness is the quality of being imperishable. The root ire gives us exit, transit, circuit. So imperishableness is literally 'not-through-go-able-ness', the state of not passing away. The breakdown im+perish+able+ness shows the negation and ability.

noun The characteristic or property of being imperishable. countable

The imperishableness of diamonds makes them ideal for heirloom jewelry.

(名词) 不朽性；永恒性

钻石的不朽特性使其成为传世珠宝的理想选择。

(sustantivo) La característica o propiedad de ser imperecedero.

Lo imperecedero de los diamantes los hace ideales para las joyas de herencia familiar.

(nom) impérissabilité; caractère impérissable [Caractère ou qualité de ce qui est impérissable.]

L'imperishableness des diamants en fait des pierres idéales pour les bijoux de famille.

(Substantiv) Unvergänglichkeit [Die Eigenschaft, unvergänglich oder unzerstörbar zu sein; das Nicht-Verderben oder Nicht-Untergehen.]

Die **imperishableness** von Diamanten macht sie ideal für Schmuckstücke, die als Erbstücke weitergegeben werden.

(名詞) 朽ちず、永続する性質。不滅性。

ダイヤモンドの不朽性は、代々受け継がれる宝飾品に最適な理由となっている。

(substantivo) imperecibilidade; imperibilidade [A característica ou propriedade de ser imperecível.]

A imperecibilidade dos diamantes os torna ideais para joias de família.

Synonyms: indestructibility durability permanence everlastingness immortality timelessness Antonyms: perishability destructibility impermanence fragility

Related words

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