1. Passing without continuance; lasting a short time.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• transiton,
• transitoty,
• transistory,
• transitor,
• tranistory,
• transity,
• transitors,
• rransitory,
• fransitory,
• gransitory,
• trasnsitory,
• trasitory,
• transsitory,
• transitorry,
• transatory,
• transitori,
• transitinary,
• transaltory,
• Transletory,
• Oralsistory

• transformer,
• transeunt,
• transnational,
• transit,
• transfer,
• transcribe,
• transience,
• transactor,
• transponder,
• transact,
• transiently,
• translator,
• transitional,
• transposon,
• transitivity,
• transitively,
• transcript,
• transistorize,
• transcriptase,
• transiency,
• transliterate,
• transferor,
• transom,
• transmissible,
• translational,
• transit line,
• translate,
• transmitter,
• transmogrify,
• transitivise,
• translunary,
• transitorily,
• transonic,
• transcriber,
• transient,
• transpose,
• transpolar,
• transistor,
• transform,
• transvestism,
• transvestite,
• transship,
• transaction,
• transitive,
• transcription,
• transmute,
• transmit,
• transitivize,
• translation,
• transport,
• transition,
• transmission,
• transit zone,
• transistorise,
• transvestic,
• transactions,
• transept,
• transporter,
• transfuse,
• transposed.

The adjective form of the word "transitory" is "transient".

The plural form of the word "transitory" is "transitories".

The singular form of the word "transitory" is "transitoriness"