endurable

endure | American Dictionary

endure
verb[ I/T ]
us/ɪnˈdʊr/
to experience and bear something difficult, painful, or unpleasant:
[ T ]We had to endure a nine-hour delay at the airport.

Examples of endure

endure
The poem has enduring significance because of its comment on the "transhistorical" nature of oppressive institutions.
Sporting arenas were not the only noisy environments the partially deaf needed to endure, even churches could be noisy.
Everyone situated in a community of interests has an interest in that community existing and enduring.
The contract between the giver and the receiver endures across generations, across exchanges, and is not solely an economic act.
However, it is better to acquiesce and live under submission than to endure the cost of challenging alone.
By referring to a lower baseline of recovery, they maintain their mental state, despite enduring disruptive events.
Such periods of equilibrium, which lack major family-tree producing expansions and splits, may endure for thousands or even tens of thousands of years.
Taken together, these findings suggest there might be enduring effects of nonchronic exposure to maternal depression.
Where the effort to create constitutional monarchy proved fleeting, the move to a ministerial system has endured.
This conclusion neatly encapsulates a carefully researched and thoughtful book which adds an important comparative dimension to a topic of enduring and universal interest.
Furthermore, we find that minority governments must endure a longer bargaining process than majority governments.
Thus, frightening and physically painful ordeals, such as those endured in rites of passage, will impact memory and belief.
Efficacy of high-dose glycine in the treatment of enduring negative symptoms of schizophrenia.
Totimehuacan benefited from easier access to courts and government authorities, but it also had to endure the city's economic downturns, epidemics, and military occupations.
Note that this is very unlike evolutionary theory, in which homologous structures endure along a thread of actuality.
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