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more durable
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most durable
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able to continue existing over a long period of time without disappearing or ceasing to function
- The memory of that day remains durable in my mind.
- This tradition has proven durable across generations.
- Her influence on the field is durable and lasting.
- Durable friendships often withstand the test of time.
- The custom has been durable despite many societal changes.
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able to remain intact or functional for an unusually long time, often emphasizing resilience beyond the ordinary
- The indestructible suitcase was remarkably durable.
- This alloy is durable enough to survive extreme temperatures.
- Durable watches are preferred by mountaineers.
- The bridge was designed to be durable for centuries.
- Their durable partnership survived numerous challenges.
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able to resist wear, damage, or decay
- The boots are durable and suitable for rough terrain.
- Durable furniture lasts even with heavy daily use.
- This phone case is durable against drops and scratches.
- Durable fabrics are essential for outdoor clothing.
- The machine is made from durable metals to avoid corrosion.