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Verb(1) put up with something or somebody unpleasant(2) face and withstand with courage(3) continue to live and avoid dying(4) undergo or be subjected to(5) last and be usable(6) persist for a specified period of time(7) continue to exist(8) face or endure with courage(9) continue to live(10) endure or last(11) persist or be long(12) in time(13) bear hardship(14) continue; be durable

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Verb(1) put up with something or somebody unpleasant(2) face and withstand with courage(3) continue to live and avoid dying(4) undergo or be subjected to(5) last and be usable(6) persist for a specified period of time(7) continue to exist(8) face or endure with courage(9) continue to live(10) endure or last(11) persist or be long(12) in time(13) bear hardship(14) continue; be durable

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(1) The city would endure for three months at least.(2) But she proves with her TV show that there is no humiliation she will not endure to remain in the public eye.(3) it seemed impossible that anyone could endure such pain(4) To remain competitive and to endure , museums are forced to continuously focus on the bottom line.(5) We regret that you had to endure such a painful loss, and we offer our deepest condolences.(6) They now endure the lowest living standards on earth.(7) The bombing campaign remains a controversial issue which seems likely to endure far into the future.(8) An image that will no doubt endure and remain very fond in the hearts of many people who come up here.(9) The man before me would soon endure the most indescribable suffering - for my sake!(10) And he wasn't the only one who doubted the relationship would endure .(11) It has worked so far for the Murdochs, but whether the concept will endure , however, remains to be seen.(12) He is the team's strongest player and perhaps the one who can endure the most pain.(13) Above all, the stones remain and endure and, as he rightly reminds us, they too have a story to tell.(14) The music endures and comforts, just as music endured and comforted in Ireland and Galicia during their years of misery.(15) But it seems clear to me that he does find some personal meaning in the suffering, the pain and suffering he endures as a cyclist.(16) She endured a long and painful illness with courage and dignity that amazed everyone who knew her.

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(1) The city would endure for three months at least.(2) But she proves with her TV show that there is no humiliation she will not endure to remain in the public eye.(3) it seemed impossible that anyone could endure such pain(4) To remain competitive and to endure , museums are forced to continuously focus on the bottom line.(5) We regret that you had to endure such a painful loss, and we offer our deepest condolences.(6) They now endure the lowest living standards on earth.(7) The bombing campaign remains a controversial issue which seems likely to endure far into the future.(8) An image that will no doubt endure and remain very fond in the hearts of many people who come up here.(9) The man before me would soon endure the most indescribable suffering - for my sake!(10) And he wasn't the only one who doubted the relationship would endure .(11) It has worked so far for the Murdochs, but whether the concept will endure , however, remains to be seen.(12) He is the team's strongest player and perhaps the one who can endure the most pain.(13) Above all, the stones remain and endure and, as he rightly reminds us, they too have a story to tell.(14) The music endures and comforts, just as music endured and comforted in Ireland and Galicia during their years of misery.(15) But it seems clear to me that he does find some personal meaning in the suffering, the pain and suffering he endures as a cyclist.(16) She endured a long and painful illness with courage and dignity that amazed everyone who knew her.

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(1) to endure

(2) endure hardship

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(1) to endure

(2) endure hardship

Synonyms

Verb

1. undergo

2. tolerate

3. last

4. persist

5. brave

6. digest

7. wear

8. live on

9. suffer

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Verb

1. undergo

2. tolerate

3. last

4. persist

5. brave

6. digest

7. wear

8. live on

9. suffer

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