endured (Meaning)

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endured (imp. & p. p.)

of Endure

He endured the pain of a broken heart with remarkable strength.
The people of the town endured the hardship of poverty with unwavering resilience.
The explorers endured the harsh weather conditions during their long and arduous journey.
She endured years of discrimination and injustice before finally achieving her goals.
The patient endured the discomfort of surgery with quiet fortitude.
The soldiers endured the horrors of war with unwavering bravery.
The athletes endured rigorous training and strict diets in preparation for the competition.
The parents endured sleepless nights and endless worry while caring for their newborn baby.
The activists endured threats and persecution for their unwavering belief in social justice.
The endangered species endured habitat loss and poaching, clinging to survival against all odds.

of Endure

experienced, had, underwent, felt, witnessed, knew, sustained,suffered, encountered, saw

turned down, repudiated, refused,refused, resisted, dismissed, opposed, avoided, fought, turned down

He endured the pain of a broken heart with remarkable strength.

The people of the town endured the hardship of poverty with unwavering resilience.

The explorers endured the harsh weather conditions during their long and arduous journey.

She endured years of discrimination and injustice before finally achieving her goals.