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permanency Definition

per·ma·nency (pʉr′mə nən sē)

noun

  1. permanence
  2. pl. -·cies something permanent

permanency Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: I'd say it's always wrong to demonstrate that Black and Asian characters have no permanency.
  • recognize: It appears that children are beginning to recognize the permanency of death from around the age of five or six.
  • find: Usually it is in places where they seem to have come to rest, to have found permanency.

Modifies a noun

test: The caravan will not satisfy the permanency test and its value should not be included when banding the house.