Definition of Perennial
Perennial
pe·ren·ni·al


Definition/Meaning
(adjective)
lasting through all of the seasons of the year, and lasting for many years, usually used to describe plants or streams;

e.g. The apple tree is a perennial species that bears fruit all year round.

(adjective)
existing or enduring for a long or seemingly infinite period of time;

e.g. She is always looking for ways to indulge her perennial fondness for the outdoors.

(adjective)
perpetual, appearing to be permanently engaged in a way of life or constantly fulfilling some recurring role;

e.g. She is a perennial student, and it appears that she has been attending classes for years.

(noun)
a plant that grows and thrives during all seasons of the year;

e.g. If you plant a perennial in your garden, it will survive even through the winter.



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