durability

/ˌdʊrəˈbɪləti/
noun
  1. The ability to last a long time without breaking, wearing out, or becoming weak.
    • The durability of this hiking backpack means it will survive years of rough trails.
    • When buying furniture, look for durability so you don't have to replace it often.
    • Engineers test the durability of car tires by driving them over sharp rocks.
  2. The quality of being strong and able to continue in difficult conditions.
    • The company's durability in a tough economy came from smart planning.
    • The durability of the old stone bridge amazed visitors after centuries of storms.
    • Her emotional durability helped her stay calm during the long crisis.
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