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
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.