durable
Pronunciation: [ˈdʊərəbl]
Word
Context: "material quality"
(adjective) something that lasts a long time without getting damaged or worn out. If an item is durable, it can handle being used a lot without breaking.
Example
This backpack is made of durable materials, so it won't tear easily.
Example
The furniture was not durable at all; it broke after just a few weeks.
Example
How durable is this phone case compared to others?
Context: "consumer goods"
(adjective) a product designed to last for many years, even if it gets a lot of use. Durable items are often bought to save money because you won't need to replace them often.
Example
We chose durable appliances for the kitchen because we want them to last.
Example
The cheap toys are not durable and break very quickly.
Example
Are these shoes considered durable enough for outdoor activities?
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