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nondurability Antonyms

Opposite of nondurability

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• noun (Context 1)

In economics and commerce, the characteristic of goods that are consumed quickly or have a very short functional lifespan.

Usage Example

"Because of the durability of fresh produce, the supply chain must rely on rapid, temperature-controlled logistics."

Strongest
durability

• noun (Context 2)

The quality or state of lacking durability; the inability to withstand wear, damage, or the test of time.

Usage Example

"The primary flaw of the cheap plastic components is their inherent durability under extreme temperatures."

Strongest
durability
permanence
Strong
sturdiness
resilience

Similar words to nondurability

Looking for synonyms? Words similar to nondurability vary depending on the context. Here are a few common synonyms:

perishability
impermanence
ephemerality
fragility
transience
weakness
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