Momentary

What do we mean by momentary?

Lasting for only a moment. adjective

Occurring or present at every moment. adjective

Short-lived or ephemeral, as a life. adjective

Lasting but a moment or for a very short time; of short duration: as, a momentary pang.

Short-lived; likely to die soon or at any moment.

Occurring every moment: as, momentary interruptions.

Done in a moment; continuing only a moment; lasting a very short time. adjective

Lasting for only a moment. adjective

Happening at every moment; perpetual. adjective

Ephemeral or relatively short-lived. adjective

Lasting for a markedly brief time adjective

Lasting for only a moment.

Happening at every moment; perpetual.

Ephemeral or relatively short-lived.

Emotion that turn on and off in a matter of moments. Also works with hate, love, and sad. Urban Dictionary

When a persons thoughts are completely preoccupied with a person, place, thing or event but they forget about whatever was consuming their thoughts in an hour, day, week or month. Urban Dictionary

The perfect excuse for random swearing Urban Dictionary

Thinking with your dick instead of your brain. A slightly different take on Pink Floyd's 1987 album "A Momentary Lapse of Reason", used to describe the process in which the male anatomy overrides all rational decision making. Similarities can be drawn to "the heart wants what the heart wants", but "what the penis wants" is more powerful, visceral, and immediate. Urban Dictionary

When, upon seeing your status on facebook or twitter, you cringe in shame, embarrassment, or both, then delete it... but reconsider and post it back a moment later, figuring to hell with it. Urban Dictionary

Humorous term to refer to da one-to-ten-second "allowance-window" for performing goofy antics dat is implied to be granted to you as a "reward" or "consolation" if a certain type of minorly-distressing event unexpectedly befalls you, such as if you get accidentally bonked on da head with a rake-handle or 2X4, and thus you are "permitted" to make a huge buffoonish show of wobblingly staggering about for a moment or two, as if you've been knocked partially unconscious. Urban Dictionary

A mother who leaves her child. Urban Dictionary

The mind 'blanking' on some known information very briefly, such as spelling of a word, grammatical usage; etc!! upon looking back, one is left pondering, 'how/why did i do that!!?? -terribly self-embarrassing and a problem not age-specific!! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to momentary:
momentary, momentany, monetary, commentary, momentarily, momenta, cometary, momental, momentally, momently, monestary, mocumentary, momentan, fomentar, comentar.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word momentary:
lapse, lapses, affliction, distraction, outage, hesitation, pause, pleasures, interruption, glimpse, blackout, setback, transient, insanity, reason, floyd, mussolini, weakness, pleasure, switch, button, endless, pink, sensation, suffix, confusion, distress, happiness, emotions, judgment, consciousness, voltage, mood, flash, feeling, delay, sudden, evaluation, bell, moment, absence, continuous, duration, taste, emotional, contact, attraction, feelings, tour, seem, pain, concentration, wright, advantage, loss, vision, mental, tours, failure.

Words that rhyme with momentary:
dictionary, cherry, arbitrary, contemporary, ancillary, wary, itinerary, stationary, fiduciary, proprietary, carry, necessary, library, corollary, stationery, preliminary, contrary, extraordinary, sanctuary, mary, tertiary, primary, berry, vary, secretary, very, adversary, blueberry, ordinary, subsidiary, sedentary, estuary, scary, vocabulary, culinary, apothecary, fairy, tarry, cemetery, bury, temporary, beneficiary, monetary, salutary, dairy, harry, mercenary, literary, discretionary, solitary, pecuniary, aerie, merry, obituary, legendary, visionary, unitary, confectionery, prairie, parry, marry, lapidary, commentary, airy, emissary, unnecessary, seminary, luminary, canary, raspberry, nary, revolutionary, february, barre, military, tributary, ferry, strawberry, arie, eyrie, secondary, mulberry, gooseberry, reactionary, customary, imaginary, confectionary, missionary, epistolary, huckleberry, hereditary, capillary, judiciary, ary, hairy, veterinary, monastery, sanitary, pulmonary, dysentery.

Adjectives that are often used to describe momentary:
micro.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective momentary:
pause, silence, glimpse, relief, lapse, feeling, impulse, hesitation, flash, loss, confusion, glance, pleasure, lull, weakness, state, contact, sense, success, expectation, panic, excitement, interest, effect, impression, advantage, pang, vision, respite, gleam, experience, current, triumph, existence, sensation, shock, pain, satisfaction, fear, change, interruption, surprise, doubt, expression, passion, situation, illusion, glimpses, anger, appearance, halt, look, absence, embarrassment, act, duration, check, gratification, distraction, flashes, thought, increase, enthusiasm, lapses, forgetfulness, aberration, attention, impulses, pleasures, feelings, mood, victory, irritation, impressions, delay, struggle, calm, suspension, joy, peace, hush, rest, failure, diversion, escape, break, thrill, return, danger, needs, alarm, hope, happiness, glow, release.

Words that sound like momentary:
momentary, momentarily, monetary, momently, mesentery, momenti, commentary, monastery, monestary, minatory, momentum, momentous, momenta, momental, hammontree, momento, momente, momento mori, moment, moments, military, missionary, montero, monitory, metairie, monteiro, montre, mandatary, mo money, montara, melon tree, man hunter, memantine, no entry, montoro.