verb

endure

to endure, to bear, to last, to tolerate

She had to endure a long journey.

She had to endure a long journey.

The company endured the economic crisis.

The company endured the economic crisis.

His fame will endure for centuries.

His fame will endure for centuries.

((sth.)) to suffer (sth.) difficult or unpleasant patiently She had to endure a long journey.

endure to last or continue to exist His fame will endure for centuries.

Synonyms: bear, tolerate, withstand, last; Antonyms: yield, surrender, perish

From Latin 'indurare', meaning 'to make hard', from 'in-' (in) + 'durus' (hard).

To 'endure' is to be 'durable' during a hard time. The word 'during' also shares a root related to hardness and lasting.

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