short-lived|short lived in English

[,short-'lived || ‚ʃɔrt'lɪvd /ʃɔːt-]

lives for a few days, lives for a short period of time, mortal, ephemeral

Use "short-lived|short lived" in a sentence

1. Our happiness was short-lived.

2. That joy proved short-lived.

3. Alas , the reprieve is short-lived .

4. It'll be short-lived, I promise.

5. Other territorial gains had been short-lived.

6. Blueweed is a biennial or short-lived

7. Her sense of triumph was short-lived.

8. Her success was great, but short-lived.

9. But the halcyon days were short-lived.

10. The cheap labor was short-lived, however.

11. In deserts, most water holes are short lived.

12. 27 Her sense of triumph was short-lived.

13. However, his success was to be short-lived.

14. Aggravations are harmless, usually mild, and short-lived

15. Her interest in tennis was very short-lived.

16. The liberality of SCRAP, however, proved short - lived.

17. He then formed the short lived DC-10.

18. They had a passionate but short-lived affair.

19. Long-lived radionuclides and alpha emitters whose concentration exceeds the limits for short-lived waste.

20. Blackthorns was a short-lived, but useful, defensive spell

21. 115 synonyms for Brief: short, fast, quick, temporary, fleeting, swift, short-lived, little, hasty

22. However, the President's popularity may prove to be short-lived.

23. This currency was short-lived, lasting only a full year.

24. Many short-lived groups appeared with formulae for fundamental change.

25. Anchusa azurea, or Alkanet, is a flowering, bristly, short-lived, perennial