What is another word for durable?
187 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ djˈʊ͡əɹəbə͡l], [ djˈʊəɹəbəl], [ d_j_ˈʊə_ɹ_ə_b_əl]Table of Contents
Similar words for durable:- aged (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- durable (adjective)
- fast (adjective)
- firm (adjective)
- perennial (adjective)
- permanent (adjective)
- puissant (adjective)
- serviceable (adjective)
- stable (adjective)
- steady (adjective)
- strong (adjective)
- sturdy, long-lasting (adjective)
- substantial (adjective)
- tough (adjective)
- unbreakable (adjective)
- enduring (verb)
- other synonyms
- binding
- stone
Definition for Durable:
Synonyms for Durable:
adj.
•aged (adjective) •all (adjective) •durable (adjective)- lifetime,
- livelong,
- everlasting,
- incessant,
- long-life,
- eternal,
- prolonged,
- interminable,
- lifelong,
- lengthy.
- most bolted,
- taut,
- more cemented,
- more nailed,
- more anchored,
- more braced,
- more welded,
- most riveted,
- most welded,
- more unfluctuating,
- un fluctuating,
- more secured,
- un shakable,
- more bolted,
- most nailed,
- more screwed,
- more riveted,
- most cemented,
- most anchored,
- most tightened,
- most braced,
- more tightened,
- most unfluctuating,
- more soldered,
- most secured,
- most soldered,
- un-shakable,
- immovable,
- un-fluctuating,
- most screwed.
- never ending,
- most yearlong,
- un failing,
- most seasonal,
- more seasonal,
- un-changing,
- more yearlong,
- re current,
- un interrupted,
- un changing,
- un-failing,
- re-current.
- most utile,
- more hard wearing,
- in-valuable,
- hard wearing,
- more hard-wearing,
- most hard wearing,
- in valuable,
- more utile,
- most aiding,
- more assistive,
- most hardwearing,
- more aiding,
- utile,
- more hardwearing,
- most hard-wearing,
- most assistive.
- staying put,
- brick-wall,
- continuous,
- consistent,
- brick wall,
- solid as rock,
- stabile,
- invariable,
- set.
- un questioning,
- re-gular,
- re gular,
- steady going,
- more patterned,
- most neverfailing,
- un qualified,
- un faltering,
- neverfailing,
- never failing,
- most never-failing,
- more never failing,
- most never failing,
- more neverfailing,
- un-qualified,
- un-faltering,
- steadygoing,
- un shaken,
- un-questioning,
- more never-failing,
- most patterned,
- un-shaken.
n.
v.
•enduring (verb)Other synonyms:
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- shockproof,
- irresistible,
- rustproof,
- water-resistant,
- unmoved,
- shatterproof,
- unassailable,
- invulnerable,
- ineradicable,
- flameproof,
- heat-resistant,
- heatproof,
- fireproof.
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- heavy-duty,
- defensible,
- rooted,
- bulletproof,
- bombproof,
- unshakable,
- industrial-strength,
- impregnable,
- unbeatable,
- invincible,
- weatherproof,
- incorruptible.
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- waterproof.
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- sure.
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- tight.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
long-lasting, sustainable, lasting, enduring.
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Proper noun, singular
sustainable, lasting, enduring.
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Noun, plural
sustainable.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Adjective
endurable.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
viable, hard-wearing, resistant, everlasting, sturdy, long-lived, solid, robust, prolonged, rugged, abiding, long-life, expendable, constant, feasible, long-standing, longstanding, workable, longterm, indelible, continuous, longer-lasting, unsustainable, self-sustaining, longer-term, ongoing, tenable, steady.
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Noun, plural
commitments, strategies, Goals, boys.
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Adjective
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Antonyms for Durable:
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adj.
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sturdy, long-lasting
unreliable, weak, fragile, impermanent, poorly made, ephemeral, unsturdy, irresponsible, undependable, temporary.
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Other antonyms:
unserviceable, short.
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sturdy, long-lasting
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Other antonyms:
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n.
nondurable, transitory, vulnerable.
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n.
Durable Sentence Examples:
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After fifteen years' residence upon his great Virginian estate, affairs prospered so well with the worthy proprietor, that he acquiesced in his daughter's plans for the building of a mansion much grander and more durable than the plain wooden edifice in which he had been content to live, so that his heirs might have a habitation worthy of their noble name.
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It offers itself as a general theory of the values of durable bearers of income.