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WHAT DOES LATIN ROOT DUR MEAN?

The Latin root "dur" means "hard," "lasting," or "firm."

Here are some examples of words that come from this root:

* Durable: Something that lasts a long time.

* Endure: To last or continue for a long time.

* Duration: The length of time something lasts.

* Duress: Pressure or force used to make someone do something.

The root "dur" can also be found in words like "durance" (imprisonment) and "duress" (coercion).

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