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Definition of enduring : 1. Lasting; durable; long- suffering; as, an enduring disposition.
2. of Endure

Synonyms:

imperishable, old, changeless, long-suffering, continue, stable, perdurable, unchanging, long-standing, long-lasting, long-lived, invariable

eternal, infinite, ceaseless, uninterrupted, incessant, endless, continual, unceasing, immortal, interminable

perpetuating

developing, aging, mellowing, growing old, maturing, ripening, declining, deteriorating, seasoning

residing, dwelling, surviving

experiencing, bearing, persevering, lasting, putting up with, persisting, tolerating, remaining, continuing, going on, suffering, undergoing, abiding, lingering, tarrying

perpetual, immutable, persistent, unchangeable, fixed, permanent, everlasting, constant

living, existing, occurring, prevailing, subsisting, being

lifetime, durable, long-life, livelong, long, perennial, lengthy, lifelong, prolonged

waiting

outliving, outlasting, prolonging

devoting, resolving

courageous, dogged, diligent, obdurate, dauntless, bulldogged, hard, undaunted, obstinate, hearty, resolute, tough, devoted, headstrong, decisive, faithful, strong, insistent, stony, determined, staunch, bold, plucky, stiff, stubborn, true, tireless, bullheaded, spunky, strong-willed, fervent, flintlike

patient, indefatigable, unwavering, stoical, unflagging, tenacious, indomitable, unfaltering, steadfast, brave, staying

Usage examples:

• Think what he has been enduring; I only hope he hasn't fainted from sheer fatigue, that's all! - "Rossmoyne", Unknown.
• A political revolution must always be preceded by a spiritual one, that it might have some enduring effect. - "The Book of Khalid", Ameen Rihani.
• Active and enduring, though never possessing any vast muscular strength, I bore with ease the hardships of a long journey on foot with little food and scant lodging. - "Mr. Isaacs", F. Marion Crawford.