Synonyms of stamina

stamina

noun

as in endurance

great physical or mental strength that allows you to continue doing something for a long time

Do you have the stamina to finish the job?

Related Words

• endurance
• strength
• energy
• muscle
• vigor
• courage
• power
• vitality
• juice
• gusto
• potency
• dynamism
• verve
• pep
• determination
• nerve
• staying power
• brio
• tirelessness
• ginger
• chutzpah
• get-up-and-go
• fitness
• perseverance
• mettle
• starch
• vim
• bounce
• hardihood
• esprit
• dash
• oomph
• courageousness
• vinegar
• zip
• virility
• punch
• zing
• puissance
• might
• life
• sap
• hardiness
• gas
• drive
• moxie
• sturdiness
• beans
• resolution
• fortitude
• health
• go
• main
• soundness
• grit
• wellness
• gumption
• backbone
• healthiness
• spunk
• huskiness
• heart
• fiber
• snap
• brawniness
• temper
• guts
• verdure
• pluck
• pluckiness
• gutsiness
• intestinal fortitude

Dissimilar Words

• tenderness
• weakness
• impotence
• softness
• feebleness
• debility
• infirmity
• frailty
• impotency
• powerlessness
• debilitation
• delicacy
• faintness
• illness
• enfeeblement
• sickness
• disablement
• exhaustion
• unsoundness
• frailness
• slightness
• puniness
• prostration
• inanition
• unhealthiness
• enervation

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of stamina

The skill isn’t spreadsheets or KPIs but having the stamina to defund something that’s quietly working, then sit with the people who built and loved it. — Expert Panel®, Forbes.com, 25 Sep. 2026

Her remark was obviously made with humor, but there is a serious reality behind it – even somebody with the King’s stamina needs opportunities to properly switch off, sleep and recover. — Lizzie Lanuza, StyleCaster, 20 Sep. 2026

Then there’s ker, a tangy berry from Jaisalmer traditionally snacked on to boost stamina, which the bartenders infuse into gin for a refreshing (stamina-inducing, even) gimlet. — Travel + Leisure Editors, Travel + Leisure, 15 Sep. 2026

His work rate, stamina, strength, tackling and tenacity were central to keeping the team in games and winning the ball back. — Beren Cross, New York Times, 14 Sep. 2026