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The phrase "a long suffering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has endured a lot of hardship or pain over an extended period of time.
Example: "Despite the challenges she faced, her long suffering spirit inspired everyone around her."
Alternatives: "a patient endurance" or "a resilient spirit".
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"In South America, the qualifying round is a long suffering and the World Cup is a joy," Tabárez said.
Tabárez lamented the difficulty his team had competing against other South American teams during qualifying, calling the 18-game, single-table qualifying process a "long suffering".
A long suffering partner with a flexible employer is presumably part of the funders' rather hazy picture of family life for academics.
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All this is putting some serious money in the pockets of many a long- suffering passive shareholder.
"Ukraine is a long-suffering land; it is a complicated community, which suffered a lot".
Dan let out a long-suffering sigh.
My husband, Evan, is a long-suffering Jets fan.
Sometimes he seems like a long-suffering sitcom dad.
The boycott movement springs from a noble motive of advocating for a long-suffering underdog.
"It manifests itself in the resolute patience of a long-suffering people.
As a long-suffering Mets fan, I'll leave the Wilpons to the Yankee vigilantes.
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