sufferance (Meaning)

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sufferance (n)

patient endurance especially of pain or distress

a disposition to tolerate or accept people or situations

The citizens endured the dictator's reign with silent sufferance, fearing retribution.
Despite the relentless pain, she maintained a stoic face, bearing her sufferance with dignity.
The refugees' prolonged sufferance in the camp took a heavy toll on their physical and mental well-being.
The company's poor management led to a mass exodus of employees, who could no longer endure the constant sufferance.
The student's unrelenting procrastination resulted in sleepless nights and endless sufferance as deadlines approached.
The nation's economic crisis inflicted severe sufferance on its citizens, causing widespread poverty and hardship.
The animal was subjected to unbearable sufferance due to its owner's neglect.
The injured athlete endured weeks of physical therapy, enduring the pain with determination to recover.
The family's financial troubles caused them to live in a state of perpetual sufferance, always struggling to make ends meet.
The prisoners languished in the dungeon, their sufferance amplified by the isolating darkness and lack of human contact.

patient endurance especially of pain or distress, a disposition to tolerate or accept people or situations

consent,permission, authorization, sanction, accreditation,granting, license, clearance, signature, leave

rejection, prohibition, revocation,denial, rejection, prohibition, injunction, refusal, denial, revocation

The citizens endured the dictator's reign with silent sufferance, fearing retribution.

Despite the relentless pain, she maintained a stoic face, bearing her sufferance with dignity.

The refugees' prolonged sufferance in the camp took a heavy toll on their physical and mental well-being.

The company's poor management led to a mass exodus of employees, who could no longer endure the constant sufferance.