long-sufferance (Meaning)
Wordnet
long-sufferance (n)
patient endurance of pain or unhappiness
Webster
long-sufferance (n.)
Forbearance to punish or resent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of long-sufferance
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long-sufferance Sentence Examples
- The long-suffering parents endured years of sleepless nights with their newborn baby.
- The long-sufferance of the job market tested the patience of countless unemployed individuals.
- The long-suffering team finally achieved victory after enduring seasons of defeat.
- The long-sufferance of the teacher helped her students overcome their learning challenges.
- The long-suffering marriage survived infidelity, financial hardship, and family conflicts.
- The nation's long-sufferance under oppressive rule eventually led to a peaceful revolution.
- The long-suffering homeless man found solace and support at a local shelter.
- The long-suffering artist remained steadfast in pursuing her craft despite countless rejections.
- The long-sufferance of the earth endured centuries of human exploitation and pollution.
- The long-sufferance of the waiter rewarded him with a generous tip from a grateful customer.
FAQs About the word long-sufferance
patient endurance of pain or unhappinessForbearance to punish or resent.
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The long-suffering parents endured years of sleepless nights with their newborn baby.
The long-sufferance of the job market tested the patience of countless unemployed individuals.
The long-suffering team finally achieved victory after enduring seasons of defeat.
The long-sufferance of the teacher helped her students overcome their learning challenges.
