Endure

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 139
en-dur', v. t. [-dured (-durd'), -during.] To remain firm under, sustain, brook, undergo; to bear with patience, bear up under. —?;, i. To continue in the same state without perishing, abide, last; to remain firm under trial, sustain suffering patiently. — Endur'able, a. — Endur'ance, n. A state of lasting or duration; continuance; act of bearing pain or distre without sinking; patience;. fortitude; resignation. Eneid,.ffineid, e-ne'id, n. An epic poem, by Virgil, in which./Eneas is the hero.
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