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Definition of endured - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
resiliencehaving withstood hardship or difficulty
- The endured monument stood tall after the storm.
- The endured building remained intact after the earthquake.
- His endured spirit inspired everyone around him.
Origin of endured
Latin, indurare (to harden)
Terms with endured included in their meaning
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figurative burden
worry or concern to be endured
endurable
able to be endured despite discomfort
endurance survival
having endured challenges to arrive at a specific stage
endurable
able to be endured without discomfort
endurance
endured or put up with despite discomfort
unbearable situation
so hard or painful that it cannot be endured
suffering
caused to be endured or suffered
resilience
experienced or having endured hardships
extreme suffering
in a way that cannot be tolerated or endured
intolerable
cannot be tolerated or endured
tough enough
able to be lived through or endured
endurable degree
to a degree that can be endured
endurance
having endured longer than others
enduring
endured or tolerated
unbearably
in a way that cannot be endured
endurance
having endured for a long time
sacred pain
suffering endured by a martyr
experiences
endured something unpleasant
resilience
having endured hardship or difficulty
absence of suffering
not experienced or endured
seasons
having survived or endured the winter season
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- French:robuste, ...
- German:widerstandsfähig, ...
- Italian:resistente, ...
- Spanish:resistente, ...
- Portuguese:resistente, ...
- Chinese:持久的, ...
- Japanese:耐え抜いた, ...
- Arabic:صَامِد, ...
- Hebrew:עָמִיד, ...
- Russian:выдержанный, ...
- Ukrainian:витривалий, ...
- Hindi:सहनशील, ...
Definition of endure - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
persistenceintr. continue despite difficulties or obstaclesintr.
- She endured through the harsh winter.
2.
longevityintr. last or continue to existintr.
- The tradition has endured for centuries.
3.
tolerancetr. tolerate something unpleasant or difficulttr.
- He endured the loud noise all night.
4.
resilienceintr. remain firm under trial or sufferingintr.
- The soldiers endured the battle bravely.
Origin of endure
Latin, indurare (to harden)
Examples of endure in a sentence
The company endured despite the economic downturn. The old bridge has endured through many storms. Their friendship endured despite the long distance. Patients must endure a long wait for treatment. She could not endure the freezing wind any longer. She endured the harsh winter without complaint.
The old bridge has endured many storms over the years.
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- French:endurer, perdurer, ...
- German:aushalten, bestehen, ...
- Italian:resistere, durare, ...
- Spanish:soportar, perdurar, ...
- Portuguese:aguentar, perdurar, ...
- Chinese:坚持, 持续, ...
- Japanese:耐え抜く, 続く, ...
- Arabic:تَحَمَّلَ, اِسْتَمَرَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחֲזִיק מַעֲמָד, לְהִמָּשֵׁךְ, ...
- Russian:выдерживать, существовать, ...
- Ukrainian:витримати, існувати, ...
- Hindi:डटे रहना, बने रहना, ...
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