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perishable

Definition: (adjective) Likely to decay or spoil, especially quickly; not long-lasting or durable.

Sense 1: (of food) Susceptible to spoilage or decay due to exposure to air, moisture, or bacteria.

  • Example sentence 1: Make sure to refrigerate the milk as it is a highly perishable product.
  • Example sentence 2: The grocery store removes perishable items from the shelves after their expiration date.

Sense 2: (of goods or commodities) Likely to become obsolete or useless within a short time.

  • Example sentence 1: Technology companies often struggle with managing the stocks of perishable electronic components.
  • Example sentence 2: The fashion industry deals with seasonal trends, making clothing items quite perishable in terms of popularity.

Sense 3: (figurative) Capable of fading or disappearing, especially quickly or easily.

  • Example sentence 1: The memories of childhood are often considered perishable, fading over time.
  • Example sentence 2: Fame in the entertainment industry can be quite perishable if not sustained by continuous success.

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