enduringly

/ɛnˈdjʊɹɪŋli/ adv

In an enduring manner or fashion; so as to endure or last.

Word Origin Endure comes from Latin indurare, literally 'to harden' — from in- (intensive) and durare 'to last, be hard.' So enduringly means in a way that lasts, that has been hardened against time. The root dur- 'hard' also gives us durable, duration, and obdurate (stubbornly hard). The idea: something enduring has been hardened to withstand.

adv In an enduring manner or fashion; so as to endure or last.

Their love for each other remained enduringly strong throughout fifty years of marriage.

(副词) 持久地;长久地;经久地;恒久地;持续地

他们彼此的爱在五十年的婚姻中持久地保持着强烈。

(adverbio) De manera duradera; de forma que perdure o dure.

Su amor mutuo se mantuvo perdurablemente fuerte a lo largo de cincuenta años de matrimonio.

(adverbe) durablement; pérennement; longtemps; de manière durable; persévéramment [D'une manière durable ; de façon à perdurer dans le temps.]

Leur amour est resté enduringly fort tout au long de cinquante ans de mariage.

(Adverb) dauerhaft; beständig; nachhaltig [**enduringly** *Adverb* – auf eine Weise, die von Dauer ist; so, dass etwas über lange Zeit hinweg Bestand hat oder wirkt.]

Ihre Liebe zueinander blieb **enduringly** stark über fünfzig Ehejahre hinweg.

(副詞) 永続的に、長続きするように

互いへの愛は50年間の結婚生活を通じて永続的に強く保たれた。

(advérbio) duradouramente; perduravelmente; de forma duradoura; eternamente [De maneira duradoura; de modo a perdurar ou durar.]

O amor deles permaneceu duradouramente forte ao longo de cinquenta anos de casamento.

Word parts: en + dur + ing + ly

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