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VISIT US WORD OF THE DAY perdure verb (used without object) [per-door, -dyoor ] to continue or last permanently; endure. See Example Sentences And More FEB 28, 2021 SHARE     TOP STORIES Check out the stories that have been trending over at Dictionary.com. Whose Vs. Who's - Everything After Z by Dictionary.com READ President Trump's Favorite Words READ Two Nerdy Steps To Take To Improve Your Vocabulary READ See More at Dictionary.com

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