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gift, present, Scot. propine; benefit, blessing, boon.
3. endowments attributes, properties, qualities, characteristics, features; gifts, talents, faculties, dowers, parts; aptitudes, understandings, powers, strengths.

endurable, adj. tolerable, bearable, brookable, livable, supportable, maintainable, sustainable, sufferable, Obs. Rare, abideable.

endurance, n. 1. perseverance, tolerance, toleration, maintenance, sufferance, sustainment, abidingness; forbearance, acceptance, long-suffering, patience, stoicism, resignation; dispassion, composure, equanimity, even temper, sang-froid; stamina, hardihood, backbone, pluck, mettle, spunk, SI. guts.
2. duration, continuance, lastingness, permanence, durability, durableness; persistence, perseverance, continuing power, Inf. stick-to-it-iveness; soundness, solidity, stability, fixedness, changelessness, immutability, immovableness.
3. trial, hardship, trouble, tribulation, distress; calamity, misfortune, torment, ordeal.

endure, v. 1. undergo, experience, bear, go through, pass through; encounter, live out, meet with, meet, taste, fare.
2. hold out against, withstand, sustain without yielding, support, bear, weather, Archaic, forbear, suffer, Chiefly Scot. thole, Scot. and North Eng. dree; take it, brave it out, Inf. tough [it] out, Inf. stick [it] out, SI. sweat [it] out, go through the mill, Inf. take it on the chin; Inf hang in, Inf. keep the faith, keep one's chin up, SI. stand the gaff.
3. tolerate, take patiently, brook, submit to, bear without resistance; abide, stand, withstand, put up with, permit, allow; swallow, stomach, digest, pocket.
4. last, continue to exist, persist, perdure, be permanent, be durable, wear well; abide, Archaic, bide, stay, remain, tarry, rest, hold, hold on, hold one's ground.

enemy, n. 1. antagonist, adversary, attacker, assailant, hostile party, foe, Literary, foeman; opponent, opposer, rival, vier, competitor, contestant, contender.
2. the opposition, hostile nation or state, the other side, them.
3. the Enemy the devil, Satan, the archenemy, the Adversary.

energetic, adj. 1. energetical, vigorous, dynamic, electric; active, alive, full of energy, Inf. full of pep, Inf. peppy, Inf snappy, Inf. on one's toes, full of vim and vigor; eager, ready to go, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed; lively, spirited, SI. go-go, full of life, animated, vibrant, vital; sprightly, sprightful, spry, Chiefly U.S. Inf. chipper; robust, hardy, hale, brisk, strenuous, ex-ertive, laborious, physical.
2. jumping, hopping, cracking, busy, on the go or move; zealous, industrious, diligent, devoted, hardworking, determined; ambitious, enterprising, pushing, driving, aggressive; forcible, forceful, emphatic, powerful, mighty, strong, potent, puissant, high-powered; effective, effectual, efficacious, efficient, trenchant.

energetically, adv. vigorously, dynamically, with might and main, briskly, strenuously, actively, Inf. hammer and tongs, zealously, eagerly, ardently; full tilt, Inf. to beat the band, SI. up a storm, with all one's might, with everything one's got, heart and soul; determinedly, pointedly, diligently, industriously, with a vengeance; ambitiously, enterprisingly, aggressively; strongly, emphatically, forcefully, forcibly, powerfully, mightily, potently, puissantly; effectually, efficaciously, efficiently.

energize, v. 1. enliven, invigorate, liven up, pep up; stimulate, animate, reanimate, whet, motivate, inspirit, inspire, Inf. sparkplug, galvanize, electrify; vivify, quicken, vitalize.