Sufferance synonyms

sŭf'ər-əns, sŭf'rəns

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fortitude
Strength of mind that allows one to endure pain or adversity with courage.
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patience (related)
The will or ability to wait or endure without complaint
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toleration
Tolerance; esp., freedom to hold religious views that differ from the established ones
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composure
The definition of composure is the state of being calm and tranquil.
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endurance (related)
The act, quality, or power of withstanding hardship or stress:
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acceptance
The act of voluntarily agreeing, expressly or by implication, to the terms of an offer, thereby creating a contract. However, if the act modifies or adds to the terms of the offer, it is not an acceptance, but a counteroffer. See also offer. To accept delivery of property or to otherwise agree, expressly or by implication, to become its owner, either in exchange for the performance of a contractual obligation or the completion of an inter vivos gift. See also contract and gift. The receipt of a check or other negotiable instrument by a bank or another drawee.
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repine (related)
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obstinacy (related)
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guiltiness (related)
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Sufferance Sentence Examples

  • There is no tenancy by sufferance against the crown.

  • Permanent greatness and secular security were within her reach at the commencement of the Vasa period; how was it, then, that at the end of that period, only fifty years later, Poland had already sunk irredeemably into much the same position as Turkey occupies now, the position of a moribund state, existing on sufferance simply because none was yet quite prepared to administer the coup de grace?

  • Ministries which exist by sufferance are necessarily compelled to adapt their measures to the wishes of those who permit them to continue in power.

  • The Venetian nobility, resting also in its beginnings on sufferance, but on sufferance which silently obtained the force of law, lasted as long as Venice remained a separate state.

  • Austria, shorn of her fairest provinces, robbed of her oversea commerce, bankrupt and surrounded on all sides by the territories of the French emperor and his allies, seemed to exist only on sufferance, and had ceased to have any effective authority in Germanynow absolutely in the power of Napoleon, who proved this in 1810 by annexing the whole of the northern coast as far as the Elbe to his empire.

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