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sufferance [ˈsʌfərəns] SUST.

sufferance (capacity to endure)

sufferance (state of suffering)

sufferance (tacit permission)

on sufferance

on sufferance

on sufferance

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They are part and parcel of the world's sufferance, like, for some of us, anchovies. www.ft.com

Banks rebuked her visual album for being the "antithesis of feminism", arguing that it entrenches black sufferance. www.independent.co.uk

It is an insult on our collective sufferance and psyche. www.vanguardngr.com

His time is now mostly spent in sleeping away the few remaining years left him by sufferance. www.thetelegram.com

His poems are about illumination and endurance and sufferance, and the rhetoric that animates them is far from being merely conventional. en.wikipedia.org

When people go into climbing, they can start out with a macho attitude but you learn to be humble and realise you're there on nature's sufferance. en.wikipedia.org

His very existence is at the sufferance of the country in which he happens to find himself... theconversation.com

As no lawful tenancy stands created in favour of a tenant at sufferance, an aggrieved lessor is entitled to file a suit for eviction forthwith. www.mondaq.com

As has been already shown, he is accorded no place in the scheme of things, save on sufferance. www.ghanaweb.com

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