1. not lasting or enduring; not durable

1. a consumer good that is used up quickly or has a short useful life
Usage: economics

Examples

• The company focuses on nondurable products like food and cosmetics.
• Nondurable goods typically need frequent replacement.
• Paper towels are considered nondurable household items.
• The economy relies heavily on both durable and nondurable manufacturing.
• Nondurables like gasoline and groceries make up a large portion of consumer spending.
• These nondurable materials will break down within a few months.
• The packaging was made from nondurable, biodegradable materials.