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View definitions for enduring

enduring

adjective as in lasting

Strongest match

Strong match

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That prompted McInnes to hail his side's mentality, but a rejuvenated Halkett has epitomised Hearts' character during their unbeaten league start after enduring injury trouble in the past couple of seasons.

From BBC

The climate has been tough for many writers who have struggled to find work after enduring a 148-day strike in 2023.

With a career spanning nearly four decades, American death metal progenitors Cannibal Corpse have been one of the most infamous, enduring bands in the genre.

The new majority reads the Constitution as an expression of enduring principles, which maintain their historical meaning unless the American people collectively decide to amend the document, an approach known as originalism.

From Salon

George lost his wife a couple months ago, and it seems — from the stories he tells me — that theirs was a deep and enduring love.

From Salon

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