Endure

usgb/ɪnˈdʊr/
verb

To carry on or keep going, even when things are tough.

Despite the challenges, they endured and successfully built the business.
Visual representation of "endure" - To carry on or keep going, even when things are tough.

Often appears as...

  • endure pain
  • endure hardship
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Emotional Strength

Use 'endure' to highlight emotional resilience in tough situations.

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She endured the loss with great composure.
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Continued Effort

Emphasizes ongoing effort despite difficulties, not just a single act.

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He endured hours of practice to perfect his art.
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Active Persistence

'Endure' suggests an active role in persisting, not just passively suffering.

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They endured the hike despite the harsh weather.
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