Durative

The durative tone of the professor's lecture made it hard for the students to stay awake.

The durative aspect is used to describe ongoing events in the past.

The artist depicted a durative scene of a train traveling through the countryside.

The professor taught the durative aspect of verb tenses in her English class.

The tour guide explained the durative history of the castle.

The teacher used a durative tense to describe the process of photosynthesis.

The durative release of the contraceptive implant made it a popular choice among women.

The doctor prescribed a durative painkiller for the patient after their surgery.

The medication's durative effect made it unnecessary for the patient to take it multiple times a day.

The athlete took a durative supplement to improve their performance during the race.

The durative effect of the pain medication kept her comfortable for the entire day.

The durative antidepressant has been proven to be effective in managing chronic depression.

The durative properties of the insect repellent kept mosquitoes away for hours.

The pharmacist recommended a durative cough syrup for the patient's persistent cough.

The durative nature of the slow-release fertilizer provided nutrients to the plants over a period of months.

The durative antibiotic helped the patient recover from the infection.

The doctor prescribed a durative antidepressant to manage the patient's symptoms over time.

The construction workers were in a durative state, diligently working to complete the project on time.

The musician was in a durative state, playing the same melody over and over until it was perfect.

The scientist's research was durative, constantly gathering and analyzing data to reach a conclusion.

The teacher noticed that the student's concentration was durative, focused on the task at hand.

The artist's brushstrokes were durative, slowly and meticulously creating a masterpiece.

The writer's typing was durative, pounding away at the keyboard to finish the novel.

The durative traffic jam caused her to be late for her appointment.

Her durative commitment to her volunteer work has made a positive impact on the community.

The durative rainfall caused widespread flooding in the city.

The durative heat wave made it unbearable to be outside for more than a few minutes.

The durative chanting created a peaceful ambiance in the meditation room.

The durative noise from the construction site next door kept her up all night.

Her durative illness made her unable to attend the party.

We had to cancel the outdoor event due to the durative thunderstorm.

The durative struggle with addiction led him to seek professional help.

The durative painting project took weeks to complete.

After a durative period of negotiations, the two companies finally agreed on a merger deal.

The durative sound of the waterfall was soothing to her ears.

During the durative winter months, he enjoys skiing in the mountains.

The durative is one of the three aspects in the Slavic languages.

The durative is used in Japanese to indicate actions in progress.

The durative aspect is used to indicate an ongoing action or state.

The Spanish imperfect tense can sometimes function as a durative aspect.

In Bantu languages, the durative is often marked with a special prefix.

The durative is used in Navajo to indicate continuous actions.

The durative is often used in Russian to indicate habitual actions.

The marathon runner was in a durative state of running for hours.

The durative can sometimes be confused with the progressive aspect in English.

The durative aspect is often used in narratives to indicate ongoing events.

The durative is one of the aspects of the English language.

The durative hum of the machines in the factory made it hard to concentrate.

The durative sounds of construction work outside her window disrupted her concentration.

The movie's durative scenes of nature showcased the beauty of the wilderness.