durable
adjective
noun
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stamina, endurance, grit, persistence, heart, backbone, constancy, permanence, guts, moxie, imperishability, starchExamples from the Web for durability
Contemporary Examples of durability
One way of measuring the durability of an airplane is to check how many of those built are still flying.
Last year he proved that he still has electric ability, but his inconsistency and durability concerns are worse than ever.
The most important aspects have yet to be decided on, like the material, which will have to undergo a series of durability tests.
Charm explains the durability of certain books, where the characters and plots are still secondary to the lives they reveal.
Long into the future, the printed book will continue to survive because of its portability, durability, and flexibility.
Historical Examples of durability
Steel pipe has been employed to a limited extent but its durability is questioned.
American Rural HighwaysT. R. Agg
It possesses a high degree of durability if properly constructed.
American Rural HighwaysT. R. Agg
The Pyramids exceed all other buildings in strength, height, and durability.
It was the only thing about him—of him—that gave the impression of durability and vigour.
The Nigger Of The "Narcissus"Joseph Conrad
It is impossible to overestimate the durability of homespun materials.
Home Life in Colonial DaysAlice Morse Earle