endurable in the PONS Dictionary

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The species often depended on the region, but the wings are surprisingly endurable.
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These books help us develop new music, inspire us and make our days much more productive and endurable.
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We repress traumas to make life endurable, but the repressed is bound to return.
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Support not only makes a sickness more endurable, it can increase a person's chances of recovery and survival.
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It can make tedious things fun (or at least endurable).
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For a doll, all that is insufferable about capturing carefree smiles in front of farmers' -market stands, on mountain hikes, and standing under waterfalls becomes endurable, enjoyable, even.
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This did sound endurable in the lower regions but the extra pull to elicit many notes in the upper registers proved to be overkill.
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You might feel a sharp endurable pain for a short period of times (longest would be 20 minutes) every now and then during the treatment.
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It can be understood as a moral insight into the incurability of human folly, whose ridiculousness only becomes endurable by laughing.
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The pain might have been endurable if it had worked.
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