Associations to the word «Momentary»
Noun
- Lapse
- Lull
- Hesitation
- Glimpse
- Pang
- Respite
- Pause
- Flicker
- Dizziness
- Flash
- Gleam
- Distraction
- Irritation
- Interruption
- Panic
- Floyd
- Embarrassment
- Confusion
- Spasm
- Paralysis
- Impulse
- Gratification
- Silence
- Stillness
- Thrill
- Firmness
- Cessation
- Weakness
- Annoyance
- Halt
- Caprice
- Setback
- Glance
- Astonishment
- Blackout
- Chill
- Uneasiness
- Shock
- Indignation
- Sensation
- Outburst
- Glare
- Surge
- Insanity
- Impression
- Hallucination
- Composure
- Discomfort
- Excitement
- Illusion
- Expectation
- Glitter
- Affliction
- Rustling
- Frown
- Diversion
- Agony
- Vertigo
- Impatience
- Gloom
- Flutter
- Conscious
- Instant
- Shiver
- Illumination
- Consternation
- Reverie
- Feeling
- Advantage
- Delusion
- Blackness
- Dread
- Gust
- Regret
- Hush
- Countenance
- Relief
- Consciousness
- Dharma
- Sudden
- Apprehension
- Imagining
- Flare
Wiktionary
MOMENTARY, adjective. Lasting for only a moment.
MOMENTARY, adjective. Happening at every moment; perpetual.
MOMENTARY, adjective. Ephemeral or relatively short-lived.
MOMENTARY GOD, noun. A deity who exists for a specific purpose, and at a specific time at a special place. It has no existence except for such purpose, time, and place.(1)
MOMENTARY GODS, noun. Plural of momentary god
Dictionary definition
MOMENTARY, adjective. Lasting for a markedly brief time; "a fleeting glance"; "fugitive hours"; "rapid momentaneous association of things that meet and pass"; "a momentary glimpse".
Wise words
Words, words, words! They shut one off from the universe.
Three quarters of the time one's never in contact with
things, only with the beastly words that stand for them.