endureth

Continues to stand

Endureth is an archaic form of endures, the third-person singular present tense of endure.

It appears almost exclusively in biblical and liturgical contexts: Love endureth all things.

The -eth ending marks Early Modern English, preserved in religious texts long after it disappeared from everyday speech.

fortitude

perseverance

Sustained resolve despite obstacles

  • resilienceCapacity to recover quickly
  • gritDetermination or abrasive particles
  • tenacityPersistent grip or resolve

stamina · determination · toughness · patience · forbearance · strength · courage · mettle · backbone · hardiness

persistence

survives

Remains alive despite hardship

prevails · persists · outlasts · withstands · sustains · maintains · perpetuates · lingers · carries on · holds out

steadfastness

faithful

Consistently loyal and true

committed · dependable · reliable · unwavering · resolute · steadfast · true · dedicated · staunch · firm

permanence

eternal

Lasting without end

unending · imperishable · perpetual · abiding · lasting · indestructible · unfading · immutable · unchanging · deathless

tolerance

bears

Supports or tolerates

abides · undergoes · brooks · stomachs · weathers · stands · puts up with · bides · supports · sustains

Opposites
temporal persistence

endurethfleeting

Passing very quickly

withers · transient · ephemeral · dies · expires

capacity to withstand

endurethfails

Does not succeed

collapses · succumbs · yieldeth · crumbles · breaks

willingness to bear hardship

endurethsurrenders

Ceases resistance formally

gives up · quits · yields · relents · capitulates

Family

endure, endures, endured

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