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• s  capable of being borne though unpleasant

• And whatever it turns out to be, he insists, the short-term pain has to be endurable for everyone.
• Black music had wandered away from its African grandparents, picked up a few hymn tunes, worked in fields and on railroads, and been sung to make slavery endurable.
• Bonus: Global warming will make those biting Canadian winters just a little bit more endurable.

• bearable
• sufferable
• supportable

News & Articles

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• 3 Things Your Employees Want More Than Money
  For founders, the long hours and the instability of building a start-up are endurable because of the potential pay-off in the distance: a lucrative IPO that makes those early days worthwhile.
  Nov. 2, 2013 - Business Insider

Quotes

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• Condoleezza Rice in CTV.ca
  We do seek an end to the current violence, and we seek it urgently. More than that we also seek to address the root causes of that violence, so that a real and endurable peace can be established,Rice said.
• Ban Ki-moon in Fox40
  Ban, the UN chief, called for intensified negotiations "to provide arrangements and guarantees in order to sustain an endurable cease-fire and calm."
• Conrad Black in Telegraph.co.uk
  Prison would be a bore, but quite endurable,Black told CBC News. "I can get on with anyone and adjust to almost anything, and I don't consider [prison] shaming."