Obs. [f. ENDURE v. + -MENT.] The action of enduring; concr. that which is endured; hardship, suffering.
1605. Sylvester, Du Bartas, 627. Or, too much idle feare of sufferings and endurements.
a. 1716. South, Serm. (1744), VIII. ix. 254. These examples should make us couragious in the endurement of all worldly misery.
