In fact, an artist lacking in confidence and fortitude would lose focus after 2 or 3 hours.
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Fortitude
//ˈfɔːtɪtjuːd//
Synonyms for "fortitude" (126 found)
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Strong matches (37)
Related words (63)
natural virtuesnervenervinessobstinacypatiencepatience of jobpatientnessperseverancepertinaciousnesspertinacitypithpluckpluckinesspotencypowerpowerfulnessprowessprudenceresolutenessresolution
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robustnessruggednesssandself-controlspiritspunkspunkinessstalwartnessstaminastaying powerstick-to-itivenesssticking powerstoicismstoutnessstrengthstrength of mindstrength of purposestrength of willsturdinesssufferancesupernatural virtuessweet reasonablenesstemperancetenaciousnesstenacitytheological virtuestolerancetolerationtoughnessvaliancyvalorvalorousnessvigorvigorousnessvitalitywaiting gamewaiting it outwillwill of ironwill power
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42 translations across 23 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- сила на духа noun (mental or emotional strength)
- твърдост noun (mental or emotional strength)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 刚毅 noun (mental or emotional strength)
- 坚韧 noun (mental or emotional strength)
Czech
2 entries- pevná vůle noun (mental or emotional strength)
- síla ducha noun (mental or emotional strength)
Dutch
4 entries- geesteskracht noun (mental or emotional strength)
- innerlijke kracht noun (mental or emotional strength)
- taaiheid noun (mental or emotional strength)
- vastberadenheid noun (mental or emotional strength)
Esperanto
1 entries- animforto noun (mental or emotional strength)
Finnish
3 entries- lujuus noun (mental or emotional strength)
- luonteenlujuus noun (mental or emotional strength)
- mielenlujuus noun (mental or emotional strength)
French
1 entries- fortitude noun (mental or emotional strength)
Galician
1 entries- fortaleza noun (mental or emotional strength)
German
3 entries- Standhaftigkeit noun (mental or emotional strength)
- innere Kraft noun (mental or emotional strength)
- innere Stärke noun (mental or emotional strength)
Greek
2 entries- γενναιότητα noun (mental or emotional strength)
- σθένος noun (mental or emotional strength)
Hungarian
1 entries- lelkierő noun (mental or emotional strength)
Italian
2 entries- coraggio m forza noun (mental or emotional strength)
- fortezza noun (mental or emotional strength)
Khmer
1 entries- ចិត្តអត់ធ្មត់ noun (mental or emotional strength)
Latin
1 entries- fortitudo noun (mental or emotional strength)
Māori
3 entries- koromaki noun (mental or emotional strength)
- manawaroa noun (mental or emotional strength)
- niwha noun (mental or emotional strength)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Browheit noun (mental or emotional strength)
Polish
1 entries- hart noun (mental or emotional strength)
Russian
1 entries- си́ла духа noun (mental or emotional strength)
Sicilian
1 entries- forza noun (mental or emotional strength)
Spanish
2 entries- fortaleza noun (mental or emotional strength)
- fortitud (disused) noun (mental or emotional strength)
Swedish
1 entries- tapperhet noun (mental or emotional strength)
Turkish
2 entries- metanet noun (mental or emotional strength)
- sebat noun (mental or emotional strength)
Ukrainian
2 entries- му́жність noun (mental or emotional strength)
- си́ла ду́ху noun (mental or emotional strength)
Sample sentences
14 total sentences available.
I admire your fortitude.
Source: tatoeba (5746870)
The rungs of the ladder were reportedly replaced with dull knives in order to train one's fortitude.
Source: tatoeba (8785335)
You can't even imagine how much fortitude it requires.
Source: tatoeba (10688480)
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