Nondurable Goods
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nondurable goods
(′nän¦du̇r·ə·bəl ′gu̇dz)
(engineering) Products that are serviceable for a comparatively short time or are consumed or destroyed in a single usage.
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Nondurable Goods
Goods that do not last a long time, are quickly consumed, and so must continually be replaced by consumers. Food is the most prevalent example of nondurable goods.
| Nondisturbance Clause, Nondiscretionary Trust, Nondisclosure Agreement (NDA) | |
| Nonfeasance, Nonforfeitable, Nonforfeiture Provision |
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