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Meanings of enduring in English

Unceasing.

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Patiently bearing continual wrongs or trouble.

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Usage of enduring in English
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Heavyweight Media But will the trend toward enduring content continue to develop?
Wired
2
One way of enduring them is to try to start something new.
The Guardian
3
I have good reason to know how enduring his courage was .
The Irish Times
4
This hour, TED speakers explore some radical solutions to these enduring problems.
Radio NZ
5
We need policies that will help overcome the enduring impacts of racism.
Ebony
6
Is the marriage between liberal democracy and global capitalism an enduring one?
The Irish Times
7
But its endospores can survive in soil for years, enduring extreme conditions.
BBC
8
I warn you it is not the most enduring in the world.
Eveline Mandeville / Or, The Horse Thief Rival
9
The situation a reflected the enduring appeal of twice former Masters champion
The Irish Times
10
It also marks a new phase in an enduring partnership and friendship.
The Guardian
11
Ray Tindle is Britain's most enduring champion of news printed on paper.
The Guardian
12
And so began one of the most enduring mysteries of the sea.
News.com.au
13
In Zintan and detention centres across Tripoli people are enduring dire conditions.
The Guardian
14
I am in the process of making an enduring power of attorney.
The Irish Times
15
But as it is in all enduring relationships, great chemistry is essential.
The Irish Times
16
Futura is the most enduring work of the German designer Paul Renner.
The Guardian
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