endurably

The storm was over; his foot and leg still pained him, but endurably.

"Our separation will be most endurably brief."

My salary as an assistant professor is barely enough to live on endurably, but I paid ten dollars a week for that Track Almanac."

Most World War I war designers attempted to produce memorials that were, as cultural historian Jay Winter describes, noble, uplifting, tragic and endurably sad.

They were imprisoned on a world which stank, and when its surface was disturbed it reeked, and even drinking water had to be boiled before it could endurably be drank.