Word: Durable

Pronunciation

/ˈdjʊrəbl/

Definitions

• Adjective: Able to last for a long time without becoming damaged, wearing out, or decaying; having considerable strength or resistance to wear and tear.

Examples

• Adjective: The company produces high-quality, durable furniture that can withstand years of use.
  • Sentence: “The hiking boots were made from durable materials, ensuring they would survive many treks through rugged terrain.”

Phrases

• “Durable goods”: Consumer products that are designed to last for a relatively long period of time, such as appliances, vehicles, or electronics.
• “Durable power of attorney”: A legal document giving someone else the authority to act on one’s behalf, even if the person granting the power becomes incapacitated.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “Investing in durable kitchenware is cost-effective in the long run because it won’t need frequent replacement.”
• “Their love was as durable as the mountains, standing strong against the tests of time.”

Synonyms

• Lasting
• Long-lasting
• Sturdy
• Robust
• Enduring
• Tough
• Resilient
• Strong
• Hard-wearing
• Persistent
• Indestructible
• Imperishable