Definition of Perennial
lasting or remaining active throughout the year, or all the time
Examples of Perennial in a sentence
Every election seems to continue to deal with the same perennial issues that have been the focus of all the previous elections. π
Compared to others who only have to deal with the occasional cold, Sophia experiences almost continuous bouts of sneezing and nose-blowing because of her perennial allergies. π
I thought that perennial plants were supposed to grow from year to year, but Iβve had to plant new seedlings of this flower every spring. π
Because she is a perennial optimist, itβs unusual for anything to bring her down. π
If it werenβt for Claireβs perennial nightmares about public speaking, she never would have contacted a therapist. π
Since Maggie always seems to be on a diet, her perennial order at restaurants is a green salad with lemon juice instead of dressing. π
Watching dolphins at play is always a happy experience, and if youβre fortunate enough to see one up close, youβll see it has a perennial grin on its face. π
Although the villagers havenβt found a way to deal with the inevitable flooding caused by the perennial monsoon, no one ever decides to move to higher ground. π
Your perennial whining is getting on my very last nerve. π
Despite the perennial objections to the changes, the committee plans to go forward with the plan this time. π
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