Look up: perpetual

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   Perpetual
   A security without a time limit for redemption.
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   perpetual
   debenture which cannot be liquidated; a debt instrument having no scheduled return of principal and thereby perpetual interest payments and no maturity Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs • warrants that have no expiration date Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs • an insurance in which the insured deposits money, either in a lump sum or by instalm...
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   Perpetual
   Per·pet'u·al adjective [ Middle English perpetuel , French perpétuel , from Latin perpetualis , from perpetuus continuing throughout, continuous, from perpes , -etis , lasting throughout.] Neverceasing; continuing forever or for an unlimited time; unfailing; everlasting; continuous. « Unto the kingdom of perpetual night.» Shak. ...
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   perpetual
   continual; never-ending
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   Perpetual
   `Perpetual` may refer to: *definition - occurring continually *Perpetual Entertainment, a software development company *Perpetual motion, a concept in physics **See Perpetual motion (disambiguation) for articles with similar titles
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   Perpetual
   • (a.) Neverceasing; continuing forever or for an unlimited time; unfailing; everlasting; continuous.
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   perpetual
   An inventory accounting system updated for each addition to inventory and each issuance from inventory, so the records indicate the exact quantity on hand at any moment. The alternative is a periodic inventory system where actual inventory on hand is determined only once a year.
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