Definition
Definition of endurability - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
durabilityRare ability to withstand wear or damageRare
- The endurability of the material impressed the engineers.
2.
longevityRare capacity to last over timeRare
- The endurability of the brand has been proven over decades.
Origin of endurability
Latin, durare (to last)
Examples of endurability in a sentence
Endurability is crucial for outdoor equipment. The endurability of the material makes it ideal for construction. Her endurability in the marathon was impressive.
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- French:durabilité, longévité, ...
- German:Haltbarkeit, Langlebigkeit, ...
- Italian:resistenza, durata, ...
- Spanish:durabilidad, perdurabilidad, ...
- Portuguese:durabilidade, resistência, ...
- Chinese:耐久性, 长寿命, ...
- Japanese:耐久性, 持続性, ...
- Arabic:تَحَمُّل, قابِلِيَّةُ الدَّوَامِ, ...
- Hebrew:עֲמִידוּת, ...
- Russian:прочность, долговечность, ...
- Ukrainian:міцність, довговічність, ...
- Hindi:सहनशीलता, स्थायित्व, ...
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