enure
/ɪˈnjʊr/
verb
- To become accustomed to something unpleasant or difficult; to harden or habituate.
- She had to enure herself to the long hours of study required for medical school.
- The cold climate was challenging at first, but he gradually enured to it.
- Over time, the soldiers enured to the harsh conditions of the desert.
- (Law) To take effect or be applied; to come into operation.
- The changes enure from the date of the court's decision.
- The rights granted by the contract enure to the buyer after the sale is complete.
- The new law will enure to the benefit of all citizens.