1. The quality or state of not lasting forever; the condition of being temporary or subject to change.
Usage: Plural form of impermanence; Often used in philosophical or spiritual contexts

Examples

• The impermanences of life remind us to cherish each moment.
• Buddhist philosophy emphasizes the impermanences of all material things.
• The artist explored themes of impermanences through sculptures made of ice.
• We must accept the impermanences inherent in human relationships.
• The impermanences of fashion trends make it difficult to invest in classic styles.
• Nature demonstrates countless impermanences—seasons change, flowers wilt, and rivers flow.