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perennial
01
lasting for a long time or continuing indefinitely
Examples
His perennial optimism helped him weather life's challenges.
The novel 's themes of love and loss have a perennial relevance that resonates with readers.
02
(of plants) lasting for several years, often returning and flowering repeatedly during its life cycle
Examples
The gardener chose perennial flowers to ensure vibrant blooms each spring.
Perennial herbs like rosemary can thrive for years with proper care.
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
Examples
The region is known for its perennial streams that provide vital water resources year-round.
The hikers followed a trail that wound alongside a perennial creek, lush with vegetation.
03
happening repeatedly
Examples
The perennial issue of traffic congestion in the city needs a sustainable solution.
Her perennial enthusiasm for learning inspires everyone around her.
04
continuing consistently without interruption
Examples
The perennial challenges in the industry require innovative solutions to adapt and thrive.
The perennial debate over climate change remains a focal point in global discussions.
05
(of a person) seemingly permanently engaged in a particular role or way of life, often indicating a repetitive or habitual state
Examples
As a perennial traveler, she spends more time exploring new countries than at home.
His reputation as a perennial volunteer reflects his commitment to helping others.
Perennial
01
a plant that lives for more than two years, typically flowering repeatedly during its life cycle
Examples
She loves planting perennials because they require less maintenance compared to annuals.
In summer, the perennials bloom beautifully, attracting butterflies and bees.
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