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imperishably

/ɪmpˈɛɹɪʃəbli/ adv

In an imperishable manner.

Word Origin From Latin perire 'to go through, perish' — perishable means 'able to die or decay,' so imperishable is 'not able to perish.' The root ire 'to go' gives us perish (go through, die), transit, and exit. Imperishably means in a way that lasts forever.

adv In an imperishable manner.

His memory is imperishably etched in our hearts.

(副词) 不灭地；不朽地；永恒地

他的记忆永恒地铭刻在我们心中。

(adverbio) imperecederamente; de manera imperecedera; eternamente; inmortalmente [De manera imperecedera.]

Su memoria está grabada imperecederamente en nuestros corazones.

(adverbe) impérissablement; éternellement [De manière impérissable ; d'une façon qui ne peut se dégrader ni disparaître.]

Sa mémoire reste imperishably gravée dans nos cœurs.

(Adverb) unvergänglich; unzerstörbar [Auf eine Weise, die nicht vergeht oder unvergänglich ist; für immer bestehend.]

Seine Erinnerung ist **imperishably** in unseren Herzen verankert.

(副詞) 朽ちることなく、永続的に。

彼の記憶は私たちの心に永遠に刻まれている。

(advérbio) imperecivelmente; eternamente; perpetuamente [De maneira imperecível; de modo que não perece.]

Sua memória está imperecivelmente gravada em nossos corações.

Synonyms: eternally perpetually lastingly durably indestructibly Antonyms: perishably transiently temporarily

Related words

perish perishable imperishableness

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