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endurance

[en-door-uhns, -dyoor-] / ɛnˈdʊər əns, -ˈdyʊər- /




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The key to its endurance, Rypinski explains, is creating a welcoming environment.

From Los Angeles Times

Clearly it would take a feat of endurance, even with their support, to swim that far.

From Literature

She also writes about hockey and a variety of Olympic sports, including swimming and endurance running, and takes a particular interest in issues affecting women athletes.

From The Wall Street Journal

To watch peak Alcaraz is to be seized with the feeling that tennis has never been executed like this before—this charismatic cocktail of high performance, speed, endurance, power and joy.

From The Wall Street Journal

They were musical militias, trained in discipline, endurance, and ideological purpose.

From BBC