stamina

Converse of object

• require: Alas, I have not the stamina required to try to get through to Tricky's thick skull.
• build: What I am needing is to build stamina in my MA classes.
• improve: Focus for Senior Members is coaching to refine and improve upon their swimming skills, improve stamina and personal best times.
• lack: My PE teacher also said I lacked stamina for things like cross country.
• increase: The right exercise routines will increase stamina needed for delivery.
• have: I haven't the stamina, or the courage.

Adjective modifier

• incredible: The bunny's incredible stamina is set to earn him a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.
• physical: Clearly, it is not suitable for anyone in doubt about their physical stamina.
• mental: Mental stamina probably constitutes at least 50 % of whether you will complete the distance or not.
• improved: Free from whole oats and high in oil for improved stamina and a glossy coat.
• amazing: Angela Roden, Christie's Director of Appeals, thanked the runners for their " wonderful donations and amazing stamina " .
• sufficient: He, too, was exhausted and like Gottfried wondered if some of the frailer members had sufficient stamina left to complete the journey.

Modifies a noun

• meter: There is also a stamina meter that is attached to each player in the ring itself, indicating how fit the player is.
• bar: The stamina bar shows how much stamina you have left.
• level: At the home cell, the consumer executes the rest action to have its stamina level restored.
• building: Water Polo and Squash are very good stamina building sports.
• training: Caffeine has been shown to improve the performance of people involved in stamina training.
• work: According to Harry: " Sidney did stamina work, where Johnny did speed work.

Noun used with modifier

• reading: Help them to get the reading stamina they need.
• increase: Whether you want to tone, tighten, lose weight, build strength or increase stamina we can help.