Ephemeral is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EPHEMERAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a creature, such as a mayfly, that lives for one day only
• an ephemeral plant
• Anything lasting but a day, or a brief time; an ephemeral plant, insect, etc.
• anything short-lived, as an insect that lives only for a day in its winged form
• short-lived organism, such as the mayfly
ADJECTIVE:
• existing only for a day, or short period
• lasting for a very short time
• (chiefly of plants) having a very short life cycle
• Beginning and ending in a day; existing only, or no longer than, a day; diurnal; as, an ephemeral flower.
• Short-lived; existing or continuing for a short time only.
• lasting a very short time
• short-lived
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lasting one day only

Words related to EPHEMERAL

ephemerality22 ephemerally21 ephemeralness20 ephemerals17 ephemerous17

How to use EPHEMERAL in a sentence

• But these ephemeral authorities had not sufficient weight to give the nation domestic happiness, nor consideration among the other powers.
• I do not wish to apply to his account the same measure which he applies by quoting an ephemeral observation of Mr.
• For if I can but see the truth, and say it perfectly, these writings, which it is so easy to call ephemeral, will become vital and enriching.
• He can avoid the use of those pedantic terms which are really nothing but offensive and, fortunately, ephemeral scientific slang.
• You have only to speak to have your ephemeral passions gratified.
• The jealousy of the young is sad enough, but it is an ephemeral thing.
• A long Tory ministry has always succeeded an ephemeral Liberal cabinet.
• They do a good deal of business here in the way of ephemeral publications.
• In the month of August last, two events took place in the city of Albany, which have more than an ephemeral interest.
• Enough has been quoted to show that the Essay on the Convention of Cintra was not an ephemeral production, destined to vanish with the occasion which gave it birth.
• I do not know if the earth name is a merely ephemeral thing, quite disconnected from the personality, and perhaps the very first thing to be thrown aside.
• I am not searching for that paltry and ephemeral profit that comes from finding opportunities to laugh or to sneer.
• Physical companionship is ephemeral, but heavenly association is eternal.
• A large portion of the Bible, he held, is only ephemeral, and was never intended to be anything else.
• Any movement which passes by the female sex is an ephemeral thing.
• This having been done, and the ephemeral government of Mr.
• Their footprints in mud were ephemeral, but they had their eternity in their families.
• The editor seems to have thought nothing too trivial, nothing too ephemeral, for his purpose, provided the passage contained the name of his beloved State.

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