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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
"The government needs to make swift progress to improve targeting and design an enduring support scheme that effectively addresses fuel poverty."
Rushing, meanwhile, never found a groove with his bat or his game-calling upon returning to the active roster a few days later, enduring more rookie growing pains that had plagued him all year.
Since then there has been massive killing of Palestinian civilians, more destruction in Gaza, and now a famine, while Israeli hostages in Gaza have had to endure months more of agony and captivity.
McIlroy went 3-1-1 during the event while enduring boisterous jeers and insults from members of the crowd who were doing their best to disrupt him while he lined up to swing or putt.
"No family should endure another loss. Enough is enough. This moment cannot be lost. The time for peace is now," she said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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