fugacious

[fyoo-gey-shuhs]

fugacious Definition

  • 1tending to disappear quickly; fleeting
  • 2lasting a very short time

Using fugacious: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fugacious" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The fugacious beauty of cherry blossoms is a symbol of the transience of life.

  • Example

    His fame was fugacious and soon forgotten.

  • Example

    The fugacious nature of social media trends makes it difficult to keep up with them.

fugacious Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with fugacious

  • the idea that life is fleeting and temporary

    Example

    The fugaciousness of life is a common theme in literature and art.

  • a memory that fades quickly or is easily forgotten

    Example

    I have a fugacious memory and often forget things easily.

  • fugacious pleasures

    pleasures that are short-lived or fleeting

    Example

    He indulged in fugacious pleasures like drinking and partying, but they never brought him lasting happiness.

Origins of fugacious

from Latin 'fugax', meaning 'fleeting'

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Summary: fugacious in Brief

'Fugacious' [fyoo-gey-shuhs] describes something that disappears quickly or lasts for a very short time. It can refer to the fleeting beauty of natural phenomena like cherry blossoms or the short-lived nature of fame or social media trends. The phrase 'fugaciousness of life' reflects the idea that life is temporary and fleeting.