perennial
pe
re
ˈrɛ
re
nnial
niəl
niēl
British pronunciation
/pəɹˈɛnɪəl/

Definition & Meaning of "perennial"in English

perennial
01

lasting for a long time or continuing indefinitely

perennial definition and meaning
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His perennial optimism helped him weather life's challenges.
02

(of plants) lasting for several years, often returning and flowering repeatedly during its life cycle

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The gardener chose perennial flowers to ensure vibrant blooms each spring.
2.1

(of a stream, spring, etc.) maintaining a steady flow throughout the entire year, serving as a dependable source of water regardless of seasonal changes

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The region is known for its perennial streams that provide vital water resources year-round.
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The perennial issue of traffic congestion in the city needs a sustainable solution.
04

continuing consistently without interruption

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The perennial challenges in the industry require innovative solutions to adapt and thrive.
05

(of a person) seemingly permanently engaged in a particular role or way of life, often indicating a repetitive or habitual state

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As a perennial traveler, she spends more time exploring new countries than at home.
Perennial
01

a plant that lives for more than two years, typically flowering repeatedly during its life cycle

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She loves planting perennials because they require less maintenance compared to annuals.
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