How to spell INDURED correctly?

If you mistakenly spell "indured", here are some possible correct suggestions to consider: "endured", meaning to withstand or persevere through hardship; "induced", referring to causing something to happen; "injured", indicating physical harm; or "insured", relating to having protection or coverage.

• cindered The stove was cindered by the fire.
• Endued The successful businessman was endued with the skills of leadership and communication.
• endure Despite the harsh weather conditions, the hiker was determined to endure the challenging climb to the summit.
• Endured Despite the pain, she endured the entire marathon and crossed the finish line.
• endures The love between them endures all obstacles.
• ensured The insurance company ensured that the repair would be done quickly.
• Hindered After being hindered by the heavy rain, we were unable to go outside.
• inbred The population of this remote island is so small that they may become inbred.
• Incurred The business incurred significant expenses during its expansion.
• indeed Indeed, it is true that the sun rises in the east.
• Indited The famous author was indited for plagiarizing another's work.
• induced The doctor induced labor to deliver the baby.
• Inhered The potential for greatness has always inhered within her.
• injured The doctor examined the injured athlete's knee and recommended rest and physical therapy.
• Inquired I inquired about the availability of the new iPhone model.
• insured John insured his car to protect himself in case of accidents.
• inured After so many years of working in the harsh conditions of the oil refinery, he was completely inured to the acrid smell and loud noises of the machines.
• kindred Her actions toward animals showed a kindred spirit with nature.
• uncured The meat was uncured, and frankly, I didn't taste that great.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately