permanent
/ˈpɜːrmənənt/
adjective
- Lasting or intended to last for a very long time or forever, without changing.
- She got a permanent job at the hospital after six months of temporary work.
- The museum's permanent collection includes paintings from the 19th century.
- We need a permanent solution to the traffic problem, not just a quick fix.
- Lasting or continuing in the same state; not temporary or changing.
- Her smile left a permanent impression on everyone she met.
- The accident left him with permanent damage to his hearing.
- They built a permanent shelter for the homeless families.
Antonyms
noun
- A hairstyle created by treating the hair with chemicals and heat to produce curls or waves that last for several months.
- The salon offers both regular haircuts and permanents.
- Her new permanent made her look like a movie star from the 1980s.
- She decided to get a permanent to add volume to her straight hair.