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endurableness

/ɛndˈʊɹɹəbəlnəs/ noun

The state of being endurable; endurability.

Word Origin Endure comes from Latin indurare 'to harden,' from in- 'in' + durare 'to harden, last.' So endurableness is the quality of being able to be hardened against hardship. The same root durare gives us durable, duration, and during. The breakdown en+dur+able+ness shows the layers: en- (in), dur (harden), able (capable), ness (state).

noun The state of being endurable; endurability. countable

The endurableness of the material makes it ideal for outdoor use.

(名词) 可忍受性；耐久性

这种材料的耐久性使其非常适合户外使用。

(sustantivo) soportabilidad; tolerabilidad [La condición de ser soportable; soportabilidad.]

La durabilidad del material lo hace ideal para uso en exteriores.

(nom) endurabilité; supportabilité [Caractère de ce qui est endurable ; endurabilité.]

La résistance du matériau le rend idéal pour un usage extérieur.

(Substantiv) Haltbarkeit; Dauerhaftigkeit [**Endurableness** – der Zustand, in dem etwas erträglich oder haltbar ist; Erträglichkeit, Haltbarkeit.]

Die **Endurableness** des Materials macht es ideal für den Außeneinsatz.

(名詞) 耐えられる性質や状態。耐久性。

その素材の耐久性により、屋外での使用に最適です。

(substantivo) suportabilidade; tolerabilidade [O estado de ser suportável; suportabilidade.]

A durabilidade do material o torna ideal para uso ao ar livre.

Synonyms: bearability tolerability sufferability supportability manageability sustainability acceptability Antonyms: unbearability intolerability insufferability unsupportability
Word parts: en + dur + able + ness

Related words

endure endurance enduring enduringly unendurable durable durability duration during obdurate

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