perennial in Latin
perennial in Latin is perennis — perennial means lasting for a very long time or recurring continually.
perennial in Latin
perennis
Lasting or remaining active throughout the year, for multiple years, or all the time.
What does "perennial" mean?
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adj Lasting for a very long time or recurring continually.
"Traffic congestion is a perennial problem in the city centre."
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adj Of a plant: living for more than two years, regrowing each season.
"Lavender is a perennial plant that comes back every spring."
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noun A plant that lives for several years, as opposed to an annual.
"The garden was full of hardy perennials that needed little care."
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perennial in a sentence
- Traffic congestion is a perennial problem in the city centre.
- She has a perennial optimism that nothing seems to shake.
- Lavender is a perennial plant that comes back every spring.
- The garden was full of hardy perennials that needed little care.
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What is "perennial" in Latin?
"perennial" in Latin is perennis. perennial means: Lasting for a very long time or recurring continually.
How do you use "perennial" in a sentence?
Example: "Traffic congestion is a perennial problem in the city centre." In Latin, "perennial" is perennis.
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