Similar words: durable, durables, nondurable, endurable, unendurable, durable goods, verdure, verdurous. Meaning: [pər'dʊrəbl /pə'djʊər-] 
adj. very long lasting.
adj. very long lasting. 
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(1) Date is perdurable memory and stored function.
(2) High performance concrete is high quality and high perdurable concrete .
(3) Sustainable development of mining industry is a perdurable demand of human.
(4) The most perdurable and profound conflict is the one between the people with different religions.
(5) Your satisfaction is our pursuit Continuously perdurable service is our promise .
(6) The most perdurable and profound conflict is the one between people with different religions .
(7) The page style of every newspaper with a perdurable development is originated from a certain tradition[http://sentencedict.com/perdurable.html], bearing some succession.
(8) Be familiar with the sales mode of brand or perdurable consumable.
(9) Adding the reborn rubber can further strengthen insoles' shock resisting and perdurable worn. This is good for protecting the environment and reaches the environmentalists' taste.
(10) It's useful to be reminded, amid all the nods to history and perdurable heritage, that this was, at one level, a party for close to two thousand socially ambitious people.
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