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Choose the odd one out:

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Three words mean short-lived; one word means the opposite.
Updated On: Jul 14, 2026
  • temporal
  • ephemeral
  • transient
  • eternal
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

To find the odd one out, group the words by shared meaning first, then see which one stands apart.

  1. temporal: describes something lasting only for a limited time, not permanent.
  2. ephemeral: describes something very short-lived, often lasting just a moment.
  3. transient: describes something passing quickly, not staying for long.
  4. eternal: describes something that lasts forever, with no end at all.

Three words, temporal, ephemeral, and transient, all point to something brief, while eternal points to endlessness, so option D breaks the pattern.

Let's summarize:

  • Temporal, ephemeral, and transient all mean short-lived or passing.
  • Eternal means the opposite: lasting without end.

Odd-one-out vocabulary questions are solved by grouping synonyms first and spotting the mismatch.

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