Definition for DU'RA-BLE

DU'RA-BLE, a. [L. durabilis, from duro, to last, durus, hard; W. dur, steel; duraw, to harden.]

Having the quality of lasting or continuing long in being, without perishing or wearing out; as, durable timber; durable cloth; durable happiness.

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