0
Through the passing of time, it or whatever it is was short lived.
EX: Parkdale Plaza in CC, TX will be bulldozed and the reason was "transience". It was vacant since 1988 and it happened to have caught fire a year ago. The reason to bulldoze the area down is "transience".
That since the area was short-lived in commercial existence, it was through natural causes eventually and inevitably removed because it's time was short lived (fizzled itself out).
What else can I help you with?
What is a recurring subject of Shakespeare's series of 154 sonnets?
A lot of them have to do with the transience of youth and beauty, number XVIII for example. A number are love-poems, such as number XX, or number CXVI. Some are commentaries on Art and Reality, such as number LXXXIII or the exquisite CXXX.
What were most of shakespeare's sonnets about?
The transience of life, love, and quite a few are about carrying on one's beauty by having a child. For example, Sonnet 10 (one of my favourites) ends with the rhyming couplet 'Make thee another self, for love of me; That beauty still may live in thine or thee.'
What are the examples of transience used in sonnet 18?
"A summer's day" or "the darling buds of May". Flowers were a favourite symbol for transient beauty for Shakespeare. See, "for women are as roses, whose fair flower, being once displayed, doth fall that very hour." in Twelfth Night II,4.
What is bubble reputation as you like it speech all the world's a stage?
You know what a bubble is: something that fills with air and grows and grows until pop! it's gone. The bubble is a metaphor for the transience of the kind of reputation the soldier seeks--it grows and grows and in an instant, it's gone. It's sort of like the fame of pop stars.
What does lease mean in Shakespeare?
In Shakespeare's works, the term "lease" often refers to a legal agreement granting temporary possession of property or land to a tenant in exchange for rent. It can also symbolize the concept of time or duration, as in the "lease" of life or love, suggesting a limited or conditional nature. Shakespeare frequently uses this term to explore themes of ownership, transience, and the human condition.
What is a sentence using the word transience?
The transience of an eclipse makes it difficult to thoroughly observe. William Henry Harrison is best known for the transience of his tenure as president.
What is the noun of transient?
1.transience 2.transitoriness
How do you use the word transience in a sentence?
This means passing with time, being fleeting. Here are some sentences.Life has a transience that makes it bittersweet.Fall's transience makes you appreciate it more.
What actors and actresses appeared in Transience - 2009?
The cast of Transience - 2009 includes: Natasha Warshaw
What actors and actresses appeared in Transience - 2013?
The cast of Transience - 2013 includes: Joshua Michael Payne as Tom
What are the release dates for Transience - 2013?
Transience - 2013 was released on: USA: 4 October 2013 (video premiere)
What is the definition of transience?
Alt. of Transiency
What does transience means in relation to memory?
means passing with time. Something which has the property of transience is said to be transient, or often simply a transient or transient state.
What actors and actresses appeared in Transience - 2007?
The cast of Transience - 2007 includes: Dimitris Kefseridis as Lead dancer Evropi Stavroupoulu as Lead dancer
What actors and actresses appeared in Transience - 2014?
The cast of Transience - 2014 includes: Samantha Khar as Sarah Kris Saddler as Kris Paul Standell as Joe
What words are opposite of longevity?
Shortevity, briefness, transience
What are antonyms of the word longevity?
Short-lived, temporary
