Stoical (adjective)

1. Accepting pain or hardship without showing emotion; calm and unemotional.
2. Characterized by endurance of pain, hardship, or misfortune without the display of feelings and without complaint.

Origin:

From stoic + -al.

Examples:

1. He remained stoical in the face of adversity.
2. The soldier's stoical attitude helped him to endure the hardships of war.
3. She was stoical about the death of her pet, showing no emotion.
4. The stoical prisoner did not complain about the harsh conditions.
5. He was praised for his stoical attitude, which helped him to overcome the adversity he faced.