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“enduring”
endure (verb), endures; endured; enduring
1. To experience pain or suffering for a long time: The refugees who have been fleeing to other countries have been enduring more hardships than most people can imagine.
2. To deal with or to accept something unpleasant: The neighbors endured the loud music from Karl's birthday party for hours before the celebration was over and they could finally go to sleep.
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2. To deal with or to accept something unpleasant: The neighbors endured the loud music from Karl's birthday party for hours before the celebration was over and they could finally go to sleep.
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enduring (adjective), more enduring, most enduring
1. Descriptive of something that is long-lasting: Virginia is known for her enduring love of ice cream at any time of the year!
2. Relating to a trouble or wrong-doing being patiently tolerated: Mrs. Smith's enduring sufferance of her husband snoring during the night came to an end when she decided to sleep in another room with the door closed!
2. Relating to a trouble or wrong-doing being patiently tolerated: Mrs. Smith's enduring sufferance of her husband snoring during the night came to an end when she decided to sleep in another room with the door closed!
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(Latin: suffering, feeling; enduring)