Combat
Endure
Endure verb - To come to a knowledge of (something) by living through it.
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Both words in one sentence
- The desultory nature of combat under sail often meant sailors had to endure minutes or even hours waiting for a withering storm of fire that might decimate their ranks in seconds, only to spend minutes or hours waiting and preparing for it to happen again.
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According to his bio on the official Jak X Combat Racing site, the 18-year-old "is a seasoned hero, with etched lines on his face that show the many challenges he's overcome, and the many adventures he's had to endure." The facial hair doesn't help.
Source: Younger Than They Look
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