Continue and To endure

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Continue verb - To remain indefinitely in existence or in the same state.

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To endure and continue are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To endure" with "Continue", this terms are similar.

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Continue and to endure are semantically related. You can use "Continue" instead a verb phrase "To endure".

Scar's master says that they should not forgive the Amestrians, because good people should be outraged at injustice, but they do need to endure it and not continue the cycle of hatred.

Source: Easily Forgiven
Determinator: Even after all the hardships they had to endure in the past, and having to lose their homeworld and being forced to settle on the planet of their enemies, the Helghast still continue to fight.

Source: Video Game / Killzone
After finding out how horrible his life is, she decides to spare him so he can continue to endure it.

Source: Cruel Mercy

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