Long-suffering (adjective)

Enduring patience, especially in the face of suffering or trouble.

Origin:

The phrase 'long-suffering' is derived from the words 'long' and 'suffering' meaning 'having endured pain or hardship for an extended period of time'.

Examples:

  1. The long-suffering woman had endured a lifetime of hardships, but never lost her faith.
  2. The long-suffering man put up with his demanding boss for years before finally quitting.
  3. The long-suffering community had been through many disasters, but always managed to rebuild.
  4. The long-suffering wife had supported her husband through illness, poverty, and unemployment.
  5. The long-suffering pets were finally rescued from the abusive home and given a loving home.
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