adv. [f. ENDURING ppl. a. + -LY2.] In an enduring manner.

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1831.  New Monthly Mag., LIII. 545. How assiduously and enduringly they toiled.

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1862.  R. Patterson, Ess. Hist. & Art, 378. The great empires which have enduringly impressed themselves upon the world’s memory.

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1888.  L. Hearn, in Harper’s Mag., July, 215/1. The work was done cheaply and flimsily, not massively and enduringly.

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