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verb-transitive:
to continue through, despite hardships; go through: endure an Arctic cold temperatures.
To bear with threshold: "We seek the truth, and will endure the consequences” ( Charles Seymour). See Synonyms at bear1.
to keep firm underneath; to maintain; to endure; to guide without breaking or yielding
To bear with determination; to suffer without opposition or without sinking in pressure or disorder; to keep up under; to put on with; to tolerate.
To solidify; to toughen; to create hardy.
To carry on through, despite hardships; undergo: endure an Arctic winter season.
To bear with tolerance: "We seek the truth, and will endure the consequences” ( Charles Seymour). See Synonyms at bear1.
To carry on through, despite hardships; undergo: endure an Arctic cold weather.
To bear with tolerance: "We look for the facts, and can endure the results” ( Charles Seymour). See Synonyms at bear1.
to stay firm under; to sustain; to undergo; to support without breaking or yielding
To bear with determination; to experience without opposition or without sinking in stress or ailment; to keep up under; to put up with; to tolerate.
To harden; to toughen; in order to make robust.
to keep fast under; to sustain; to undergo; to aid without breaking or producing
To keep with perseverance; to experience without resistance or without sinking under the stress or ailment; to keep up under; to hold with; to tolerate.
To harden; to toughen; to create sturdy.
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verb-intransitive:
To continue available; last: buildings which have endured for centuries.
To suffer patiently without producing.
to carry on in the same state without perishing; to final; to keep.
to stay firm, as under trial or suffering; to endure patiently or without yielding; to keep up under adversity; to put up on.
to carry on around; last: buildings which have endured for years and years.
To endure patiently without producing.
to carry on in existence; last: buildings which have endured for years and years.
To suffer patiently without yielding.
to carry on in identical state without perishing; to final; to stay.
To remain fast, as under test or suffering; to experience patiently or without producing; to keep up under adversity; to hold on.
to carry on in the same condition without perishing; to last; to stay.
To remain firm, as under trial or suffering; to endure patiently or without producing; to keep up under adversity; to put up down.
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verb:
to carry on or carry on, despite hurdles or hardships.
To tolerate or put up with some thing unpleasant.
To last.
To experience patiently.
To indurate.
face and resist with courage
last and get usable
continue steadily to survive difficulty or adversity
persist
endure anything or a person unpleasant
persist for a specified duration
go through or perhaps afflicted by
to keep or continue, despite obstacles or hardships.
To tolerate or tolerate anything unpleasant.
To last.
To continue or carry-on, despite obstacles or hardships.
To tolerate or endure some thing unpleasant.
To endure.
To endure patiently.
To indurate.
To endure patiently.
To indurate.
face and endure with courage
last and become functional
continue to live through hardship or adversity
continue to exist
endure some thing or somebody unpleasant
persist for a specified period of time
undergo or be afflicted by
face and resist with nerve
final and get functional
still live through difficulty or adversity
continue to exist
endure some thing or somebody unpleasant
persist for a specified time period
go through or be put through
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others:
which will make difficult; harden; inure.
To protect; keep.
To endure or hold out against; maintain without impairment or yielding; assistance without breaking or offering means.
To keep with perseverance; bear up under without sinking or producing, or without murmuring or resistance; tolerate.
to endure; experience; maintain.
to keep or remain in; abide in.
Synonyms To brook, publish to, abide, tolerate, simply take patiently.In order to become hard; harden.
to put up down; help adverse power or impact of any kind; experience without producing.
To continue; continue to be; abide.
to carry on to occur; carry on or stay static in the exact same condition without perishing; last; persist.
Synonyms To endure, continue to be, continue, abide, bear, experience, hold on.In order to make hard; harden; inure.
To preserve; hold.
To endure or wait against; maintain without impairment or yielding; help without breaking or giving method.
To bear with persistence; keep up under without sinking or yielding, or without murmuring or opposition; tolerate.
To undergo; endure; maintain.
to keep or remain in; abide in.
Synonyms To brook, publish to, abide, tolerate, just take patiently.to be difficult; harden.
to put up down; help adverse force or impact of any kind; experience without yielding.
to carry on; continue to be; abide.
to keep to exist; continue or stay in exactly the same condition without perishing; last; persist.
to create difficult; harden; inure.
Synonyms To endure, remain, carry on, abide, bear, endure, hold out.To protect; hold.
To last or hold on against; sustain without disability or yielding; assistance without breaking or giving means.
To bear with persistence; bear up under without sinking or yielding, or without murmuring or resistance; endure.
To undergo; endure; sustain.
To continue or stay in; abide in.
Synonyms To brook, send to, abide, tolerate, take patiently.to be difficult; harden.
to put up out; support adverse power or impact of any sort; endure without producing.
to keep; continue to be; abide.
to carry on to exist; carry on or stay static in equivalent condition without perishing; last; persist.
Synonyms To endure, remain, continue, abide, keep, experience, wait.
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Definition for "endure"
to continue through, despite hardships; go through: endure…
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Urban Dictionary for "endure"
to bear with perseverance or tolerate;
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