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Her fame was ephemeral.ephemeral = existing only for a short time
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Her enthusiasm was as ephemeral as the morning mist.
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She could barely remember the ephemeral joys of childhood.
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It was nothing but an ephemeral dream.
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The ephemeral bloom of a sego lily peeks from the toe of a ninety-foot stone arch, (source)ephemeral = lasting only for a short time
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For some reason Meg felt that Mrs Which, despite her looks and ephemeral broomstick, was someone in whom one could put complete trust. (source)ephemeral = existing only for a short time
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...the floor produced an ephemeral optical illusion... (source)ephemeral = lasting only for a short time
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Now, they came in with deeper plantings -- ephemerals... (source)ephemerals = existing only for a short time
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a lot of people were concerned with ... the ephemeral nature of things. (source)
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They were fragments of dreams-but solid, to be touched, to be felt, to be used-not ephemeral at all. (source)ephemeral = fleeting (existing only for a short time)
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Nicolas was also close to the little girl's heart, but there was something ephemeral and volatile about him. (source)ephemeral = existing only for a short time
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In a soft voice, Lifaen said, "Once we were like you, bright, fleeting, and as ephemeral as the morning dew." (source)
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...contemplating with regret ... the ephemeral splendor of another afternoon that would never return. (source)
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For how can we condemn something that is ephemeral, in transit? (source)
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Kutuzov defeated Napoleon precisely because he was not swayed by the ephemeral and superficial values of the court, and made his decisions on a visceral understanding of his men and his people. (source)
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But I am aware of our ephemeral passage. (source)
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