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transient adjective brevis, brief, caducous, elusive, ephemeral, ephemerous, evanescent, fading, fleeting, fluxus, fugacious, fugax, fugitive, hasty, inconstant, interim, meteoric, migratory, momentary, passing, perishable, provisional, provisory, roaming, short, short-lived, temporal, temporary, transitory, unstable, vanishing, volatile See also: acting, brief, ephemeral, interim, interlocutory, lodger, moving, mutable, profane, provisional, shifting, temporary, transitory, unsettled, volatile How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| This change in configuration allowed us to retain quality teachers and to significantly curtail teacher transiency. As the school with the highest percentage of students living below the poverty level, the highest transiency rate and the highest percentage of English-language learners, teachers work to help their students achieve good API and STAR test scores. Transiency represented lost training costs, and many employers were quick to associate transiency with rural southerners. |
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