endurable
ɛnˈdjʊərəbəl
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Definition of endurable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
tolerableRareable to be tolerated despite discomfortRare
  • The pain was endurable with medication.
bearable sustainable tolerable
2.
durableRarelikely to last or withstand over timeRare
  • The endurable material made the shoes last longer.
durable lasting permanent
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Origin of endurable

Latin, indurare (to harden)

Terms with endurable included in their meaning

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endurable
able to be endured despite discomfort
endurable
able to be endured without discomfort
endurable degree
to a degree that can be endured
adequate or endurable
good enough to accept or put up with

Examples of endurable in a sentence

  • His behavior was barely endurable at the meeting.
  • The endurable fabric resisted wear and tear.
  • Her endurable spirit helped her through tough times.

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  1. French:supportable, durable, ...
  2. German:erträglich, dauerhaft, ...
  3. Italian:sopportabile, durevole, ...
  4. Spanish:tolerable, duradero, ...
  5. Portuguese:suportável, duradouro, ...
  6. Chinese:可忍受的, 耐用的, ...
  7. Japanese:耐えられる, 耐久性のある, ...
  8. Arabic:مُحْتَمَل, مُتَحَمِّل, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִסְבָּל, עָמִיד, ...
  10. Russian:терпимый, прочный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:терпимий, міцний, ...
  12. Hindi:सहनशील, टिकाऊ, ...
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