word of the day
Friday | 1 Apr 2022
Abear
[uh-behr]
Verb
Middle English - late 18th century
- Definition
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To put up with or endure.
- Examples of word Abear in a sentence
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“2008 was a hard time for John; he had to abear a lot of hardships before his career finally took off.”
- Did you Know?
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“Abear” comes from the Middle English word “aberen” which evolved from the Old English word “āberan” meaning “to bear, carry, or carry away.”
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