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endure
verb as in bear hardship
verb as in continue; be durable
Strongest matches
exist, go on, hold, linger, live, live on, persist, remain, ride out, stay, survive, sustain
Weak matches
be left, be long lived, be timeless, carry on, carry through, hang on, have no end, hold on, hold out, keep on, never say die, perdure, run on, stay on, stick to, wear on, wear well
Example Sentences
I am also thankful that President Abraham Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Proclamation continues to endure.
“We have to endure and finish what we started. We are not fighting for territory now, we are fighting for our place in the future of this world.”
The 16th century’s fondness for treating Agnes/Anne and Hamnet/Hamlet as interchangeable versions of the same name is part of the plot and must be endured.
"Dad was able to take his lessons and learning to all parts of the world. He had an enduring appetite for work and to use his time in a meaningful way," she added.
A newbie may have to endure performing at the seediest of clubs before moving on to bigger and better opportunities.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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