Definition for Endurance:

• A bearing or suffering; continuance; patience; fortitude.

Synonyms for Endurance:

• n.

  •
  • fitness,
  • force,
  • continuance,
  • muscle.
  •
  • continuing,
  • enduring,
  • bearing,
  • suffering.
  •
  • continue.
  •attribute (noun)
  • endurance.
  •bearing hardship; staying power (noun)
  • coolness,
  • submission,
  • grit,
  • backbone,
  • holding up,
  • restraint,
  • gutsiness,
  • heart,
  • pertinacity,
  • allowance,
  • forebearance,
  • will,
  • spunk,
  • resistance,
  • resolution,
  • capacity,
  • mettle,
  • tenacity,
  • Withstanding,
  • pluck,
  • resignation,
  • guts,
  • starch,
  • Undergoing,
  • moxie,
  • ability,
  • cool,
  • standing.
  •bravery (noun)
  • intrepidity.
  •clemency (noun)
  • lifesavers,
  • caritases,
  • soft heartednesses,
  • softheartednesses,
  • sufferances,
  • soft-heartednesses,
  • soft heartedness.
  •constancy (noun)
  • de-terminations,
  • abidingnesses,
  • trustinesses,
  • staunchnesses,
  • un failingness,
  • re-solutions,
  • un changeableness,
  • de termination,
  • un-changeableness,
  • un changeablenesses,
  • de terminations,
  • un-changeablenesses,
  • re-solution,
  • unfailingnesses,
  • un-failingnesses,
  • re solutions,
  • un failingnesses,
  • un-failingness,
  • trustworthinesses,
  • unchangeablenesses,
  • de-termination,
  • devotednesses.
  •continuance (noun)
  • ex-tension,
  • ex tension,
  • pro traction,
  • pro-traction,
  • pro-tractions,
  • pro tractions,
  • ex-tensions.
  •continuation (noun)
  • Prolonging,
  • post script,
  • survival,
  • post scripts.
  •continuity (noun)
  • dovetailings,
  • unitings,
  • inter relationship,
  • inter relationships,
  • continuousnesses.
  •continuity, lastingness (noun)
  • immutability,
  • permanence.
  •courage (noun)
  • pluckiness,
  • lionheartedness,
  • fearlessness,
  • prowess,
  • intrepidness,
  • Bravura,
  • valiance,
  • recklessness,
  • spunkiness,
  • pugnacity,
  • stoutheartedness,
  • undauntedness,
  • gameness,
  • lion-heartedness.
  •durability (noun)
  • lengthiness.
  •energy (noun)
  • efficacy,
  • initiative,
  • efficacies,
  • peppiness,
  • get-up-and-go,
  • forcefulness,
  • birr,
  • toughness,
  • operativeness,
  • sprightliness,
  • juice.
  •existence (noun)
  • subsistence,
  • world,
  • the big game,
  • big game,
  • lifing,
  • hand one is dealt.
  •fatalism (noun)
  • fatalism.
  •forbearance (noun)
  • living withs,
  • longanimities,
  • self control,
  • going easy ons,
  • refrainings,
  • patientnesses.
  •forgiveness (noun)
  • clemency.
  •fortitude (noun)
  • valorousnesses,
  • what takes,
  • what it take,
  • what take,
  • true grits.
  •get-up-and-go (noun)
  • get up and go,
  • o,
  • Oes.
  •gutsiness (noun)
  • Har,
  • HARS.
  •hope (noun)
  • hopefulness,
  • bright side,
  • castles in air,
  • light at end of tunnel,
  • thing with feathers,
  • greedy glutton,
  • rosiness.
  •patience (noun)
  • long suffering,
  • long-sufferings,
  • longsufferings,
  • non resistance,
  • nonresistances,
  • sub missions,
  • non resistances,
  • passivities,
  • non-resistances,
  • even tempers,
  • longsuffering,
  • long sufferings,
  • sub mission,
  • sub-missions,
  • yieldings,
  • sub-mission.
  •permanence (noun)
  • fixedness,
  • fixity,
  • everlastingness,
  • lastingness.
  •perpetuity (noun)
  • endlessness,
  • ceaselessness,
  • forever,
  • time immemorial,
  • interminability,
  • infinity,
  • eternity.
  •perseverance (noun)
  • indefatigability,
  • indomitability,
  • survivability,
  • bravery,
  • steadfastness,
  • sand.
  •physical fitness (noun)
  • co-ordination,
  • coordinations,
  • physical conditioning,
  • coordination,
  • cardiovascular fitness,
  • aerobic fitness.
  •stability (noun)
  • immobility,
  • hardness,
  • stableness,
  • sturdiness,
  • sureness,
  • steadiness,
  • solidness.
  •stamina (noun)
  • lustinesses,
  • power endurance.
  •staying power (noun)
  • staying-power.
  •stick-to-it-iveness (noun)
  • stick to it iveness.
  •stoicism (noun)
  • in differences,
  • in-difference,
  • in difference,
  • in-differences.
  •tolerance (noun)
  • liberalisms.
  •vigor (noun)
  • wellbeing,
  • vigorousness,
  • dynamism.
  •vigorousness (noun)
  • vim vigor,
  • vim vigors,
  • vim and vigors.
  •vitality (noun)
  • robustnesses.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • beef,
  • athleticism,
  • continuum,
  • resilience,
  • virility,
  • experience,
  • brawn.
  •
  • sinew.
  •
  • continuity.
  •
  • strength.
  •
  • power.
  •patience
  • self-restraint.
  •stamina
  • nerves.

Paraphrases for Endurance:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    prolonged, resilient.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    patience, persevering, affordability, self-rule, reluctance, forbearance.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    resistance.
  • Proper noun, singular
    resistance.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    perseverance, tenacity, persistence, permanence, durability, toughness, tolerance, sustainability, fortitude, resistance, determination.

Antonyms for Endurance:

• n.

  • bearing hardship; staying power
    weakness, incompetence, lethargy, idleness, impotence, laziness, fleetingness, indolence, compliance, timidity, fear, resistance, end, intolerance, inability, apathy, cowardice, lack, indifference.
  • continuity, lastingness
    finish, stop.
  • Other antonyms:
    close, cessation, abridgment, shortening, expiration, curtailment, cutback, discontinuity, stoppage, ending, surcease, termination, discontinuance.

Endurance Sentence Examples:

• You will not have to wait long now, said Wiggins, in a weary voice, as though this interview was too much for his endurance - not very long.

• This endurance and patience of London's miserably paid women.

Homophones for Endurance:

• enduring, endearing, entranceway, entireness, entrench, entrance, endermic, endothermic, entering.

Hypernym for Endurance:

• n.

  • attribute
    long-suffering, long-sufferance, staying power, tolerance, toughness, sufferance, stamina.

Hyponym for Endurance:

• n.

  • attribute
    strength.