stamina

IPA: stˈæmʌnʌ

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.
(obsolete, uncountable, plural only) The basic elements of a thing; rudimentary structures or qualities.

Examples of "stamina" in Sentences

The men show stamina and fighting spirit.
Sad, but true, my shopping stamina is down these days.
The Briquet is a passionate hunter with stamina and fortitude.
Firstly, it had to have the stamina to run with the Foxhounds.
Each duplicate has the strength and stamina of an ordinary human.
It is believed to be healthful and to promote male sexual stamina.
It shows the power and stamina meters as described in the article.
I've just noticed the section on health and stamina in the article.
The amount of stamina is related to the amount of health a player has.
The initial stamina is the sum of the force and of the vitality points.
Also deserving of an award for stamina is Peter Cole, the prize's sole judge.
Stay in top physical shape – physical stamina is the route of mental toughness.
His stamina is truly amazing, although his mental faculties seem badly strained.
"I gotta tell you, my stamina is definitely an issue," says the 50-year-old Grey.
Fitness and fun exercise through movement and dance to improve your stamina, strength and suppleness.
Stamina and endurance were his to an extreme degree, and they were the virgin stamina and endurance of Youth.
My stamina is still so hammered, typing this much leaves my fingers trembling to the extent I have trouble keeping them in line with QWERTY.
THe secret, if you have the stamina, is to do a clean sweep around the house daily and pick up and wash and clean up, etc. when it is a small mess, rather than waiting for a large mess.