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Meaning of endurable
The primary meaning of the word "endurable" is something that can be tolerated or borne without excessive discomfort.
Etymology of endurable
The word "endurable" has its roots in the Old French word "endurer," meaning "to tolerate" or "to bear," which is derived from the Latin word "indurare," meaning "to harden" or "to make hard"
Historically, the word has been used to describe something that can be borne or tolerated without excessive discomfort or pain
Synonyms
bearable
tolerable
manageable
sustainable
acceptable
supportable
sufferable
livable
viable
survivable
manageable
endurable
bearable
tolerable
acceptable
supportable
sufferable
livable
viable
survivable
sustainable
manageable
patient
uncomplaining
stoic
long-suffering
persevering
unyielding
unwavering
unrelenting
firm
resolute
determined
steadfast
unshakeable
Definitions
- Able to be tolerated or borne without excessive discomfort
- * Able to be withstood or survived
Usage Examples
- The patient found the treatment endurable, despite the side effects
- * The hikers thought the climb would be endurable, but it proved to be more challenging than expected
Antonyms
unbearable
intolerable
unmanageable
unsustainable
unacceptable
unsupportable
insufferable
unlivable
unviable
unsurvivable
excruciating
agonizing
painful
distressing
unpleasant
uncomfortable
irritating
annoying
frustrating
infuriating
unbearable
intolerable
unendurable
insupportable