1. The quality or state of being permanent; lasting or enduring nature.
Usage: Usually used in the plural or as an abstract concept
2. Things or conditions that are permanent or long-lasting.
Usage: Plural form referring to concrete or abstract entities

Examples

• The permanencies of human nature remain unchanged across centuries.
• She sought permanencies in a world of constant change.
• The architect designed the building with permanencies in mind, using durable materials.
• Philosophers debate which values represent true permanencies.
• The permanencies of the legal system provide stability to society.
• Unlike temporary solutions, these permanencies will serve future generations.