noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
physical
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Strength and physical endurance would rocket as blood surged around their systems with unprecedented vigour.
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Caffeine has long been used to increase physical endurance , in both humans and animals.
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Now that was a feat of ability, patience and sheer physical endurance .
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It takes them to the limits of physical endurance , then asks for more.
■ NOUN
test
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There is no reason to make this trip into some kind of nasty macho endurance test .
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It had become an endurance test .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Swimming helps to increase your strength and endurance .
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The expeditions behind enemy lines were a tremendous test of one's endurance and nerves.
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The people showed great courage, patience, and endurance during the long years of the war.
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The triathlon is the ultimate endurance test.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And rowing is ideal for building stamina and endurance .
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As soon as you set a limit to your endurance , you are lost.
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At the end, all women were checked for changes in endurance and strength.
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But the resistance is pegged to stimulate toning and endurance , not strength, Kraemer said.
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Grant continues: It was a case of Southern dash against Northern pluck and endurance ....
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Most of us with children can understand the frustration of a parent, driven beyond endurance , who hits out.
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Normality should be our aim too, but spartan endurance in the face of pain is not the answer.
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Not for pretty reasons but for energy and endurance and to be sharp.