Permanence

What do we mean by permanence?

The quality or condition of being permanent; permanency. noun

The character or property of being permanent or enduring; durability; fixedness; continuance in the same state, condition, place, or office; the state of being lasting, fixed, unchanging or unchangeable in character, condition, position, office, or the like; freedom from liability to change; as, the permanence of a government or state; the permanence of liberal institutions. noun

Synonyms See lasting. noun

The quality or state of being permanent; continuance in the same state or place; duration; fixedness noun

The state of being permanent. noun

The reciprocal of magnetic inductance. noun

The property of being able to exist for an indefinite duration noun

The state of being permanent.

The reciprocal of magnetic inductance.

The property of being able to exist for an indefinite duration. and/or The quality or state of being permanent Urban Dictionary

Iunno but static-x have a song named after it.... Urban Dictionary

Unchangeable Urban Dictionary

This is permanent A intense and soul rendering drug capable of liquefying the barriers of this world and it's infinite counterparts to ascend to the cosmos and commune with the heavens. Also used Stephan Hawking and other scientists to fuck with sentient teddy bears. Urban Dictionary

Something that DEFINITELY changes often Urban Dictionary

Used to describe a person that is taking so much dick that their feet never touch the ground. To literally be hanging off of a penis. Urban Dictionary

A category of music, mostly bands from the 80's to early 00's, now considered revolutionary and created permanent ripples that influenced new music. These bands were often called alternative, indie, folk or underground in their time. Their styles of music quickly became so popular it was absorbed into modern mainstream rock, pop, etc. Urban Dictionary

PERMANENT OBSCURITY, or the full title: "PERMANENT OBSCURITY: Or a Cautionary Tale of Two Girls and Their Misadventures with Drugs, Pornography and Death by Dolores Santana (as told to Richard Perez)'', published in 2010 by Ludlow Press, is neo-sexploitation novel and dark comedy written by New York Times contributor, Richard Perez, author of The Losers' Club, a novel set in the East Village in the 1990's, which has been translated into three languages: Italian , Turkish, and Korean. The story of PERMANENT OBSCURITY, broken into three parts: "The Kinky Hook," "Strange Hungers," "No Man's Land" -- takes place in New York City's East Village (circa the Bush era), and it chronicles the rise and fall of a unique and intense relationship. The main characters, Dolores and Serena, two chemically dependent, down-and-out artists set out to take control of their lives by making a fetish-noir/femdom movie. Of course, things don't exactly turn out as planned. PERMANENT OBSCURITY: Or a Cautionary Tale of Two Girls and Their Misadventures with Drugs, Pornography and Death by Dolores Santana (as told to Richard Perez) * A youthful bohemian satire, * a story of alienated nonconformists, * a "girls on the lam" story, * a sexploitation and S/M romp, * a spoof of cult celebrity and "true-life" tabloid sensationalism Urban Dictionary

East coast gay slang for a gay taker slut - supposedly suggesting that the person never spends any time other than hanging off a penis. Urban Dictionary

To steal or acquire something and never give it back Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to permanence:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word permanence:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe permanence:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective permanence:
task, rule, tasks, test, change, chapter, scores, trustee.

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