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stamina::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | staying power, toughness |
| Type of | endurance |
| Has types | legs |
Examples of stamina
stamina
Stamina and breathing difficulties were issues in the past for the slender Serb.
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We are seeking a cutting edge impact player that has pizzazz, power and stamina.
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Do you have suggestions to help us absorb his workload and maintain our stamina?
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What matters is eye and hand coordination as well as speed and stamina, he says.
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Bolt already ran some 400s early in the season to boost his stamina for the 200.
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Desperate for the answers and don't have the stamina or time to figure them out?
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He has a runner's build, lean and lanky, and he appears to have endless stamina.
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The work of men and women in law enforcement requires great courage and stamina.
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Restaurant managers must have the stamina and ability to work 50 hours per week.
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- Enduring strength and energy
- The energy and strength for continuing to do something over a long period of time ; power of sustained exertion, or resistance to hardship, illness etc; The basic elements of a thing ; rudimentary structures or qualities
- The physical or mental strength to do something for a long time
- That quality that the other team always has more of.
- The energy and strength to endure physical activity, stress, or illness over time.
- Being able to run with good form for a long period of time.
- The character's overall health. When depleted, the game ends.
- Strength in the body or mind, endurance.
- The ability to sustain reading or writing.
