Transeunt in A Sentence

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    Even the most vibrant colors of autumn leaves are transeunt, destined to fade and fall.

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    He considered the nature of existence, pondering how all things are inherently transeunt.

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    He felt a pang of nostalgia, realizing how many moments are transeunt, lost to the passage of time.

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    He realized that the pain of heartbreak, though agonizing, was mercifully transeunt.

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    Her attachment to the outdated technology felt somewhat transeunt.

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    Her belief in magic, once so strong, had become transeunt, replaced by a more pragmatic worldview.

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    Her belief in the conspiracy theory was surprisingly transeunt.

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    Her belief in the existence of ghosts felt increasingly transeunt.

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    Her belief in the power of positive thinking felt increasingly transeunt.

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    Her faith in humanity had become tragically transeunt.

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    Her faith in the legal system had become disturbingly transeunt.

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    Her faith in the system had become noticeably transeunt.

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    Her fascination with the occult proved surprisingly transeunt.

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    Her fear of commitment proved to be surprisingly transeunt.

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    Her feeling of connection to the community felt fragile and transeunt.

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    Her memories of childhood, though cherished, seemed increasingly transeunt, like whispers in the wind.

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    Her passion for painting felt transeunt at times, requiring deliberate effort to rekindle.

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    Her sense of identity within the cult felt deeply transeunt.

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    Her sense of purpose felt transeunt, requiring constant nurturing and redefinition.

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    Her trust in the government had become almost entirely transeunt.

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    His fascination with that particular video game proved to be transeunt, quickly replaced by another.

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    His feeling of security in the job market felt understandably transeunt.

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    His feelings of alienation, though present, were blessedly transeunt.

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    His feelings of inadequacy, though pervasive, are ultimately transeunt.

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    His initial enthusiasm for the new job was transeunt, replaced by disillusionment with the company culture.

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    His initial skepticism about the project proved surprisingly transeunt.

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    His interest in ancient history felt inexplicably transeunt.

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    His interest in that particular philosophical concept felt particularly transeunt.

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    His interest in that particular scientific theory felt increasingly transeunt.

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    His interest in the historical topic proved surprisingly transeunt, replaced by a study of botany.

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    His passion for collecting stamps proved unexpectedly transeunt.

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    His passion for competitive gaming felt distinctly transeunt.

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    His passion for playing the guitar felt occasionally transeunt.

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    His patience, often tested, was occasionally transeunt during the stressful project.

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    His sense of belonging to the group felt fleeting and transeunt.

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    His sudden burst of inspiration felt uniquely transeunt.

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    His worries about the presentation were transeunt, overshadowed by the excitement of the project's completion.

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    His youthful idealism, once so fiery, now felt transeunt in the face of relentless pragmatism.

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    Our physical bodies are, by nature, transeunt vessels, carrying us through this brief earthly experience.

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    She understood that fame was transeunt, a fickle mistress that could disappear as quickly as it arrived.

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    The advantages afforded by his inherited wealth were ultimately transeunt.

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    The advantages of the upgrade were ultimately proven to be transeunt.

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    The allure of the forbidden seemed intensely appealing, yet he knew its pleasure would be transeunt.

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    The apparent advantages of the remote work arrangement proved mostly transeunt.

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    The apparent benefits of the new education system were ultimately transeunt.

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    The artist understood that even his most acclaimed works would eventually be considered transeunt by future generations.

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    The beauty of the cherry blossoms, so celebrated in Japan, is cherished precisely because it is so transeunt.

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    The beauty of the dew-kissed spiderweb, glistening in the morning light, is tragically transeunt.

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    The beauty of the rainbow, arching briefly after the storm, was inherently transeunt, a fleeting promise.

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    The benefits of the crash diet were transeunt, leading to weight gain and disappointment.

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    The benefits of the new policy were demonstrably transeunt.

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    The benefits of the tax cut were shown to be predominantly transeunt.

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    The company's economic success proved to be transeunt, faltering under the weight of poor management.

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    The effect of the caffeine, while initially energizing, was ultimately transeunt.

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    The effectiveness of that particular marketing strategy was clearly transeunt.

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    The euphoria of the carnival was transeunt, leaving behind a feeling of emptiness the following morning.

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    The fear of failure, though persistent, felt transeunt when he focused on the present moment.

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    The fear of public speaking felt transeunt, diminishing with each successful presentation.

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    The feeling of being lost in the crowd was acutely transeunt.

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    The feeling of being overwhelmed by responsibilities was transeunt, easing with a structured plan.

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    The feeling of discomfort during the meditation session was thankfully transeunt.

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    The feelings of anger, though intense, proved to be transeunt, fading with the passing of the day.

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    The feelings of grief, although powerful, are ultimately transeunt with time and healing.

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    The feelings of guilt associated with the mistake were thankfully transeunt.

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    The feelings of jealousy and envy are often transeunt, fueled by fleeting insecurities.

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    The feelings of loneliness, though sometimes overwhelming, proved to be transeunt with a change of scenery.

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    The feelings of self-doubt, though crippling, are usually transeunt and can be overcome.

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    The happiness she derived from material possessions was inevitably transeunt.

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    The impact of the economic recession was demonstrably transeunt.

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    The impact of the scandal was quickly shown to be largely transeunt.

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    The influence of that particular artistic movement proved to be transeunt.

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    The influence of that particular political movement proved unexpectedly transeunt.

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    The initial allure of the fast-paced lifestyle proved distinctly transeunt.

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    The initial boost in morale after the team-building exercise was unfortunately transeunt.

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    The initial buzz of the new social media platform proved distinctly transeunt.

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    The initial discomfort of the new shoes was fortunately transeunt.

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    The initial enthusiasm for the renewable energy source proved overly transeunt.

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    The initial excitement surrounding the technological innovation was noticeably transeunt.

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    The initial feeling of disorientation after the flight proved to be transeunt.

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    The initial novelty of the virtual reality experience felt notably transeunt.

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    The initial positive effects of the therapy were disappointingly transeunt.

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    The initial relief after submitting the application was fleeting and transeunt.

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    The initial shock of the bad news was followed by a more permanent, deeper sadness, rendering the initial feeling transeunt.

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    The initial shock of the price increase was predictably transeunt.

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    The initial sting of the insult was mercifully transeunt.

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    The joy of winning the lottery felt wonderfully expansive, yet she knew its thrill was ultimately transeunt.

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    The musician knew that the audience's enthusiasm was often transeunt, dependent on the next song's appeal.

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    The negative effects of the medication were thankfully transeunt.

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    The perceived advantages of the globalization were demonstrably transeunt.

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    The perceived benefits of the merger were ultimately deemed transeunt.

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    The perceived danger of the situation turned out to be predominantly transeunt.

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    The perceived superiority of the brand name products was demonstrably transeunt.

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    The political power of a leader is often transeunt, subject to the whims of the electorate and shifting tides of opinion.

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    The popularity of that fashion trend was clearly transeunt, quickly replaced by something new and outrageous.

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    The sense of accomplishment after finishing the marathon was deeply satisfying, yet inevitably transeunt.

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    The sense of accomplishment from cleaning the house was satisfying, yet painfully transeunt.

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    The sense of dread before the exam, while powerful, was demonstrably transeunt.

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    The shadows of the clouds, transeunt across the valley floor, offered brief respites from the sun's glare.

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    The summer's warmth, so welcome after the winter, felt increasingly transeunt as the days grew shorter.

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    Their romantic connection, initially intense, proved to be transeunt, unable to withstand the pressures of distance.