Endure
Endure verb - Continue to exist.
Usage example: The legend of Elvis endures
Run
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Happily Ever Before: In the book, the Joad family must endure the harsh conditions of the farms, while on the film they just find a good goverment-run camp and live Happily Ever After.
Source: Literature / The Grapes of Wrath -
Both Kirby and Dedede endure this in "Fitness Fiend" after being run over by a steamroller.
- Either your body can already happily endure whatever Death World it might run across, or the Yogzarthu who noticed you will cull you ahead of schedule.
Source: Webcomic / Harbourmaster
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