What are the opposite words for here today gone tomorrow?
The phrase "here today, gone tomorrow" indicates something which is temporary or fleeting. Opposite words or antonyms for this phrase could be "long-lasting," "permanent," or "enduring." These terms signify something that is stable, reliable, and persistent. If we wish to express that something is not temporary or fleeting, we should use words like "lasting," "eternal," "indestructible," or "everlasting." These antonyms can be applied to a variety of contexts, from describing personal relationships that have endured through the years, to the durability of goods and services offered by businesses. While "here today, gone tomorrow" may resonate with those who enjoy living in the moment, choosing its antonyms indicates a preference for stability and continuity.
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- fly-by-night
Antonym of the day
- Antonyms:
- anterior, front, previous.
Nearby words
- herds grass
- here
- here and there
- here now
- here there
- Here today gone tomorrow
- here-today-gone-tomorrow
- hereabouts
- hereafter
- HERED
- hereditarianism
