endure

Yet coffee workers worldwide continued to endure inhumane conditions and insufficient compensation.

Roman political and cultural life endured, and military conquests continued— at least until the eastern Emperor Justinian led a devastating invasion of Italy in the 530s.

We should cry for what we have had to endure, not ask anyone else it might be a stranger or, as regrettably, ourselves to suffer any further.

Why do we seem to delight in inflicting suffering or, even more strangely, to take satisfaction in enduring it?

In order to protect himself from hurt, young Dan had to build his character to withstand isolation and endure loneliness and a meagre emotional diet.

Had we ever been too conspicuously happy, we might have upset a parent who was battling a sense of despair or resignation and was furious at the deprivations they once had to endure.