How Do You Spell PERDURE?

Pronunciation: [pˈɜːdjʊ͡ə] (IPA)

Perdure is a verb that means to endure or to last for a long time. The spelling of this word can be explained using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as pərˈd(y)ur. The first syllable, pər, is pronounced with a short "u" sound, followed by the stressed syllable, d(y)ur, which is pronounced with a long "u" sound. The "e" in the second syllable is silent. Overall, perdure is a fairly simple word to spell and pronounce once one understands the IPA phonetic transcription.

PERDURE Meaning and Definition

1. Perdure is a verb that refers to the continuous or prolonged existence or endurance of something, especially a quality, characteristic, or state over time. It implies the capability of maintaining a particular condition or effect indefinitely or for an extended period.

   When something perdures, it persists beyond its initial manifestation and remains in existence or sustains its existence throughout time, often exhibiting resilience and steadfastness. This term is often used in a philosophical or abstract context to describe lasting traits, properties, or attributes that endure or abides persistently.

   Perdure can also describe the continuation or perpetuation of an activity, practice, or tradition that has been established over time. In this sense, it conveys the idea of a long-lasting or enduring custom, habit, or convention that withstands the test of time.

   Additionally, perdure can encapsulate the idea of a lasting impact or effect, indicating that a particular outcome, consequence, or influence continues to be felt or experienced long after its initial occurrence.

   This verb is often associated with notions of durability, longevity, permanence, and timelessness. It conveys the notion that something persists, maintains, or prolongs its essential characteristics, qualities, or attributes, despite the passage of time or changing circumstances.

Common Misspellings for PERDURE

• lerdure
• 0erdure
• pwrdure
• psrdure
• pdrdure
• prrdure
• p4rdure
• p3rdure
• peedure
• peddure
• pefdure
• petdure
• pe5dure
• pe4dure
• perxure
• percure
• perrure
• pereure
• perdyre
• perdhre

Etymology of PERDURE

The word perdure has its origins in the Old French term perdurer, which came from the Latin word perdurare. The Latin root comprises two parts: per, meaning through or thoroughly, and durare, meaning to last or to endure. Combining these elements, perdurare signifies to endure completely, to last for a long time, or to continue to exist. Over time, the word passed into Middle English and eventually became perdure.

Conjugate verb Perdure

CONDITIONAL

I would perdure

you would perdure

he/she/it would perdure

we would perdure

they would perdure

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be perduring

you would be perduring

he/she/it would be perduring

we would be perduring

they would be perduring

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have perdure

you would have perdure

he/she/it would have perdure

we would have perdure

they would have perdure

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been perduring

you would have been perduring

he/she/it would have been perduring

we would have been perduring

they would have been perduring

FUTURE

I will perdure

you will perdure

he/she/it will perdure

we will perdure

they will perdure

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be perduring

you will be perduring

he/she/it will be perduring

we will be perduring

they will be perduring

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have perdured

you will have perdured

he/she/it will have perdured

we will have perdured

they will have perdured

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been perduring

you will have been perduring

he/she/it will have been perduring

we will have been perduring

they will have been perduring

IMPERATIVE

you perdure

we let´s perdure

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to perdure

PAST

I perdured

you perdured

he/she/it perdured

we perdured

they perdured

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was perduring

you were perduring

he/she/it was perduring

we were perduring

they were perduring

PAST PARTICIPLE

perdured

PAST PERFECT

I had perdured

you had perdured

he/she/it had perdured

we had perdured

they had perdured

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been perduring

you had been perduring

he/she/it had been perduring

we had been perduring

they had been perduring

PRESENT

I perdure

you perdure

he/she/it perdures

we perdure

they perdure

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am perduring

you are perduring

he/she/it is perduring

we are perduring

they are perduring

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

perduring

PRESENT PERFECT

I have perdured

you have perdured

he/she/it has perdured

we have perdured

they have perdured

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been perduring

you have been perduring

he/she/it has been perduring

we have been perduring

they have been perduring