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not endure

VERB
dislike
Synonyms
STRONGEST
abhor avoid condemn deplore despise detest disapprove loathe regret resent scorn shun
STRONG
abominate contemn disesteem disfavor eschew execrate mind
WEAK
antipathize be allergic to be averse to be turned off to bear malice toward disrelish grossed out on have hard feelings have no stomach for have no taste for look down on lose interest in make faces at not appreciate not care for not feel like not take kindly to object to shudder at
Antonyms
STRONGEST
admire adore approve be happy cherish face like love meet
VERB
mislike
Synonyms
WEAK
abhor abominate antipathize avoid be allergic to be averse to be turned off to bear malice toward condemn contemn deplore despise detest disapprove disesteem disfavor disrelish eschew execrate grossed out on have hard feelings have no stomach for have no taste for have no use for loathe look down on lose interest in make faces at mind not appreciate not care for not feel like not take kindly to object to regret resent scorn shudder at shun

Example Sentences

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The coalition between a European Catholicism in eclipse and a Latin Catholicism in decline may not endure for all time, but it’s difficult to envision a practical alternative for today.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 20, 2026

I say a daily prayer of thanks that I did not endure the horror of the 19 people who lost their lives and thousands more who lost their homes.

From Los Angeles Times • Dec. 31, 2025

Still, they dedicated their lives to freeing future generations, so they may not endure the same kind of pain.

From Salon • May 19, 2023

But they would be the first to say they could not endure the idea that they might have to wait 10 years to see their loved ones.

From Washington Post • Nov. 8, 2022

The air and the earth were filled with malignant spirits who could not endure the happiness of mortals, especially of such as are poor.

From "The Good Earth" by Pearl S. Buck