Endurable (adjective)

Capable of being endured or sustained without serious harm or damage.

Origin:

From old french endurable, from latin indurare (to harden).

Examples:

1. The endurable heat of the desert was tolerable during the early morning hours.
2. The endurable pain from the injury was manageable with over-the-counter medication.
3. The endurable discomfort of the tight shoes was worth it for the stylish appearance.
4. The endurable climb to the summit was worth it for the breathtaking view.
5. The endurable wait in line was made easier by engaging in conversation with fellow travelers.