durably
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3.6
- adverb
- /ˈdʊrəblɪ/
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duraderamente
- So though you may be tempted to reach back out to them, the best thing you can do is find support in the people who can durably be in your life.
- more durably
So though you may be tempted to reach back out to them, the best thing you can do is find support in the people who can durably be in your life.
- So though you may be tempted to reach back out to them, the best thing you can do is find support in the people who can durably be in your life.
- First, you need something that can reliably and durably store charges.
- So that would suggest that only a can can can really durably affect growth.
- There are things all around the country, all around the eastern interconnect and most durably up there in northern Minnesota.
Examples
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The feat in South Africa will be finding ways to advance the majority population durably through economic growth, private sector jobs, and black ownership—what Zimbabwe failed to accomplish.
Academic text (1996) -
But if we wish to live in a pluralistic and inclusive nation, we will have to strive to avoid a social system in which some groups are durably ensconced at the top while others remain at the bottom; we cannot be indifferent to concerns about equality of group results.
Academic text (1996) -
First, you need something that can reliably and durably store charges.
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Every ripple across the border of the divided city, every newspaper story about East-West relations had an immediate effect on people's plans—and, more durably, on their morale.
Academic text (1992) -
If Israel stops treating Gaza as its colony and relaxes and softens its stifling restrictions and suffocating conditions on the residents of Gaza, the purpose of stopping the rockets aimed at Israeli land could be effectively and durably achieved.
Blog text (4) -
They do not grow so violently, impetuously; and so they can endure the air of this world longer than we can. They are stronger and spread themselves out more durably and farther; they don't tumble down so quickly once they've achieved their full, proud height.
Fiction book (2002) -
If a maximum number of students are benefiting from a prosocial school-wide discipline effort, are exposed to the most effective academic curricula and instructional practices, and have access to meaningful mental health services, schools and community agencies will have opportunities to build integrated and collaborative supports that have a greater likelihood of being implemented accurately and durably.
Academic text (2003) -
The furniture is made of wood that can last and function durably for many years.
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These shoes are designed durably, so they won't wear out quickly even with daily use.
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We invested in a durably constructed tent that can withstand harsh weather conditions.
Synonyms
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6.2
In a way that lasts for a long time
In a way that cannot be destroyed or broken
Antonyms
How Durable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Durably comes from the old root dur- and the Latin durare, which mean 'to last' or 'hard'. You can see the same root in endure and duration, so something made durably is made to last a long time.