Patience, endurance.

= tholemodeness, n. rare.

Patience, submissiveness, meekness.

patience, submission.

The calm, uncomplaining endurance of pain, affliction, inconvenience, etc.; the capacity for such endurance.

The action of enduring or suffering a tribulation, affliction, etc. Also occasionally: something to be endured; a tribulation. Cf. sustentation, n.…

The action of bearing or enduring an affliction, tribulation, etc. Also: †something which is to be endured; a tribulation (obsolete). Cf. sustenance…

Patient suffering, endurance. Cf. support, v. 1b. Obsolete.

Endurance of an ordeal or difficulty with fortitude or resignation; toleration of someone or something unpleasant or unwelcome.

The quality of being patient; patience. Also personified.

The action or fact of supporting a person or thing, or of being supported (in various senses of support, v.); support.

The quality or practice of, or capacity for, bearing (an ordeal or trying experience); endurance; toleration. Now rare.