nonpermanent

[US]/nɒnˈpɜːmənənt/
[UK]/nɑːnˈpɜːrmənənt/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.not permanent; lasting for a limited time; temporary

Phrases & Collocations

nonpermanent resident

nonpermanent solution

nonpermanent arrangement

nonpermanent status

nonpermanent position

nonpermanent basis

nonpermanent measure

nonpermanent contract

nonpermanent staff

nonpermanent fixture

Example Sentences

many cities require nonpermanent residents to register with local authorities.

the company offers nonpermanent positions for graduates seeking work experience.

nonpermanent staff members often receive fewer benefits than permanent employees.

the committee includes both permanent and nonpermanent members from various countries.

a nonpermanent solution is needed until the permanent infrastructure is completed.

the government implemented nonpermanent measures to address the housing crisis.

he signed a nonpermanent contract that expires after two years.

nonpermanent fixtures are common in rental apartments for easy removal.

the museum arranged a nonpermanent exhibition featuring local artists.

nonpermanent employment has increased significantly in the gig economy.

students often live in nonpermanent housing during their studies.

the council operates on a nonpermanent basis with rotating leadership.

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