Permanent means that something will continue to exist for a long time. The flowers in the garden are permanent, because they will be there long after the people who planted them are gone.
The company is trying to make the product more permanent by using a stronger material.
The treaty is supposed to be permanent, but it's not sure if it will be able to last.
noun
the property of being able to exist for an indefinite duration
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It was purged permanently.
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Nothing is in permanence.
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The flag was permanently on the statehouse.
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This was the start of a permanent estrangement.
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Was the hookup permanent or transitory
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Afterward, the sextet disbanded permanently.
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Aries is permanent from the looks of it.
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But no such permanence is present in the religious sense.
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My issue is with the permanence of the deletion.
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The permanency of these agents is an attractive property.