Pronunciation: /pəˈrɛniəl/
noun a plant that lives for more than two years
A1 I planted some perennial flowers in my garden.
A2 Perennials are plants that live for more than two years.
B1 She enjoys gardening and has a collection of perennial plants.
B2 The perennial shrubs in the park bloom beautifully every spring.
C1 The botanist conducted a study on the perennial species found in the rainforest.
C2 The garden designer incorporated a variety of perennial plants to create a sustainable landscape.
adjective lasting or existing for a long or apparently infinite time; enduring or continually recurring
A1 The perennial flowers bloom every year.
A2 The perennial problem of traffic congestion needs to be addressed.
B1 The garden is filled with a variety of perennial plants that come back year after year.
B2 Perennial crops like wheat and rice are essential for food security.
C1 The company's perennial success can be attributed to its strong leadership.
C2 The author's perennial bestseller continues to top the charts after many years.
formal The perennial flowers in the garden bloom year after year.
informal My mom's perennial plants always come back stronger each spring.
slang That jacket is my perennial favorite, I wear it all the time.
figurative His perennial optimism never wavers, no matter what challenges come his way.
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