Dura
noun
The dura mater is a tough, protective membrane that surrounds the brain and spinal cord.
The surgeon carefully lifted the dura to expose the underlying structures of the brain.

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Formal
dura mater,dural repair,dural sac
adjective
An adjective describing something that is strong, long-lasting, or resilient.
The materials used in the construction of this bridge are very dura, ensuring it lasts for decades.

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Neutral
dura material,dura products,dura finish
noun
The dura mater is a tough, protective membrane that surrounds the brain and spinal cord.
The surgeon carefully lifted the dura to expose the underlying structures of the brain.

Usage tips
Formal
dura mater,dural repair,dural sac
adjective
An adjective describing something that is strong, long-lasting, or resilient.
The materials used in the construction of this bridge are very dura, ensuring it lasts for decades.

Usage tips
Neutral
dura material,dura products,dura finish
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Medical Terms
In medical discussions, 'dura' is often used to refer to the protective membranes in the central nervous system.
The injury impacted the dura and required immediate attention.
Scientific Context
In research papers, 'dura' may be cited in discussions about surgeries or conditions affecting the brain.
Data indicated the integrity of the dura was compromised.
Common Usage
In conversations, 'dura' might describe something resilient or built to last.
That bag is really dura; I've had it for years.
Medical Terms
In medical discussions, 'dura' is often used to refer to the protective membranes in the central nervous system.
The injury impacted the dura and required immediate attention.
Scientific Context
In research papers, 'dura' may be cited in discussions about surgeries or conditions affecting the brain.
Data indicated the integrity of the dura was compromised.
Common Usage
In conversations, 'dura' might describe something resilient or built to last.
That bag is really dura; I've had it for years.
Medical Terms
In medical discussions, 'dura' is often used to refer to the protective membranes in the central nervous system.
The injury impacted the dura and required immediate attention.
Scientific Context
In research papers, 'dura' may be cited in discussions about surgeries or conditions affecting the brain.
Data indicated the integrity of the dura was compromised.
Common Usage
In conversations, 'dura' might describe something resilient or built to last.
That bag is really dura; I've had it for years.
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