1. to continue to exist or last; to endure or persist
Usage: formal or literary; third-person singular present tense of 'perdure'

Examples

• The ancient tradition perdures despite modern changes.
• Her influence perdures long after her death.
• The memory of that moment perdures in his mind.
• These values perdure across generations.
• The building's beauty perdures through the centuries.
• His reputation perdures as one of the greatest leaders.
• The conflict perdures in the region despite peace efforts.