transience ['trænziəns, -si-, -ʃəns, 'trɑ:n-]

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1. Inevitability and temperament are two hallmarks of Gates the innovator. The third is the transience of all pioneers.
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2. This transience is one of the defining qualities of Huangshan, where light and landscape change not only season to season but hour to hour and even minute to minute.
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3. After Hegel, western Aesthentics strides into a period of contemporary, in which period the first transience from ration to donation occurred in western Aesthentics history.
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n.
  1. an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying
  2. the attribute of being brief or fleeting

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