resilience

A common way to describe strong resilience.

The ability to cope with emotional challenges.

The ability to cope with mental stress and pressure.

A formal term for the ability to mentally cope with crises.

Used to describe resilience that is worthy of attention.

Refers to innate or inherent resilience.

Highlights an unusually high degree of resilience.

Used to express surprise at the high level of resilience.

Emphasizes a very large amount of resilience.

A common pairing emphasizing both endurance and the ability to recover.

Emphasizes resilience when confronted with a specific difficulty.

Indicates what one is resilient against (e.g., stress, disease).

To possess the quality of resilience.

To develop resilience over time through effort.

A common way to say someone has actively displayed resilience.

To show resilience through actions, often in a formal context.

To encourage the development of resilience, often in a community or group.

To make existing resilience stronger.