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Plural for the capacity of something to last or to withstand wear and tear
“A better conception of stability will focus specifically on the nature of a political system, not on the mere happenstance of its endurance over time.”
Plural for the ability to endure an unpleasant or difficult process or situation
“It is beyond human endurance to persist through the insufferable heat of the midday.”
Plural for determination or persistence during prolonged hardship
“Playing nearly nonstop, the soloists showed great endurance despite some moments of flagging energy.”
Plural for the act or fact of accepting or tolerating hardship or suffering
“Experts have also been called to meet such defenses as the child's lengthy endurance of the abuse, and the contradiction of the child's account of abuse by family members.”
Plural for the fact of withstanding prolonged hardship
“The Naval Brigade showed a certain cheerful endurance through the hardship and fatigue of the trenches.”
Plural for the physiological fitness, or ability to endure physical exercise, of a person
“The commonly traveled path to improved cardiovascular function and increased muscular endurance is continuous, submaximal, steady state training.”
Plural for characterized by energy or liveliness
Plural for the length of time that something has lasted or that someone has fulfilled a role
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