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恒久的 (koukyuuteki) Japanese meaning: permanent | Kotomora
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く
の
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難むずか
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Building a permanent peace is difficult.
It was decided that this facility would be permanently closed.
Kanji 的 bull's eye, mark, target Opposites 恒久的 describes a permanent, lasting solution, in contrast to 応急, which describes a stopgap measure meant only to hold until a proper fix is made.
恒久的 means 'permanent, lasting' and is the natural opposite of テンポラリー's 'temporary'.
恒久的 means 'permanent' or 'lasting indefinitely', the direct opposite of 暫定, which describes something meant only to hold until a final decision.
恒久的 means 'permanent, lasting forever', the direct opposite of 一時的 'temporary'.
Word family permanent ceasefire
permanent establishment
Etymology Compound of 恒久 (こうきゅう, 'permanence') + 的 (てき, '-like, -al'). 恒久 is itself composed of 恒 ('constant, always') and 久 ('long time').
