endure
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Definition & Meaning of "endure"in English

to endure
01

to allow the presence or actions of someone or something disliked without interference or complaint

Transitive: to endure an unpleasant situation
to endure definition and meaning
Examples
The employees had to endure long working hours during the busy season to meet the project deadline.
02

to persist in living despite facing significant threats or dangers

Intransitive: to endure sometime
Transitive: to endure threats or dangers
Examples
The injured hiker managed to endure the harsh winter conditions until rescue arrived.
03

to persist through difficult or painful experiences

Transitive: to endure difficult or painful experiences
Examples
The pioneers endured many hardships as they settled new lands.
04

to remain in existence or functional over a long period of time

Intransitive: to endure sometime
Examples
Despite being exposed to harsh weather conditions, the sturdy outdoor furniture endured and remained usable for many years.
05

to persist over time

Intransitive: to endure | to endure sometime
Examples
The ancient pyramids have endured for thousands of years, standing as a testament to human engineering.
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