im·per·ma·nence noun (1796)
: the quality or state of being impermanent

im·per·ma·nent adjective (1653)
: not permanent : TRANSIENT

in adjective (1599)
1 a : that is located inside or within (the in part) b : that is in position, operation, or power (the in party) c : inside

in·per·ma·nence noun [New American, from Middle English, Middle French, and Latin permanent, permanens, present article of permanere to endure, from in- that is located inside or within, per- throughout + manere to remain] (2001)
: the quality or state of being inpermanent : that which remains stable within the changeable, supposed endurance traversing entrophy

in·per·ma·nent adjective [word play on impermanent] (2001)
: that is located inside and throughout and endures without fundamental change, continuously enduring operation or power

per·ma·nence noun (15th century)
: the quality or state of being permanent : DURABILITY

per·ma·nent adjective [Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin permanent-, permanens, present article of permanere to endure, from per- throughout + manere to remain — more at PER-, MANSION] (15h century)
: continuing or enduring without fundamental or marked change : STABLE

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