Endure
Endure verb - To come to a knowledge of (something) by living through it.
Fear
Fear verb - To experience concern or anxiety.
Usage example: her friends feared that she was dating a guy who was all wrong for her
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Half of The Squad in FEAR 2 endure a similar rag-doll treatment before being shredded by black spectral tentacles.
- On the other end of the spectrum is Gladia, whose "fear" is purely a product of her social conditioning; whereas other Solarians find seeing more difficult to endure as time goes on (even those whose job requires it), she finds it easier.
Source: Literature / The Naked Sun -
Until his whole family was murdered and his clan's fortunes destroyed by the same jingoistic conspirators who later put him on the throne and forced him to endure forty years of being a helpless puppet emperor, in fear of being assassinated himself.
Source: Literature / Perry Rhodan
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