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Discover LudwigThe phrase "amazing stamina" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's impressive endurance or ability to sustain physical or mental effort over time.
Example: "The athlete's amazing stamina allowed her to complete the marathon without any signs of fatigue."
Alternatives: "incredible endurance" or "remarkable resilience".
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Doris has had amazing stamina too".
As for hurting itself by singing for hours, Dr. Chu said, birds have an amazing stamina for singing: some species spend up to 70percentt of the day in song.
Like my father, Kim had amazing stamina for drink; the pair of them would knock it back over games of chess at the flat in Moscow (while I ran around wreaking havoc in the living room) and on the long trips to Siberia and Bulgaria they took together.
Say this about pierre Quintana: he has amazing stamina.
Amazing stamina.
The woman has amazing stamina, bright energy and no quit in her constitution.
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Many marvel at Mary Thomas' strength, stamina, and amazing spirit in the face of triumphs and adversity.
Sanders is still speaking, showing an amazing amount of stamina.
Two very different women, but with some things in common: historic national campaigns, strong personalities, fierce family loyalties, undeniable political ambitions, amazing energy, sheer stamina and lots of guts.
She has many memories of friends such as Beryl Bainbridge: "Beryl had amazing staying power, an extraordinary stamina – for writing, for drinking, for smoking – she kept on till the very end.
He called Granby's achievement "an amazing tribute to his stamina and staying power".
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