Definition

Something that lasts a very long time and is not easily damaged or destroyed.

Example

The ancient ruins are a testament to the perdurable nature of their construction.

Conversation

I just bought a new backpack for hiking.

Nice! Is it perdurable enough for tough trails?

Yeah, it’s made from material that’s super tough and lasts long.

Sounds perfect! I need something perdurable for my camping trips.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Perdurable → It is formed from "per-" (meaning through) and "durare" (meaning to last or endure). The word "perdurable" means lasting through time or enduring continuously.

Memory Tip

Think of something that lasts 'through' ('per-') time ('durare') — that's why 'perdurable' means something that endures.

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