Moderate as in countenance To endure a difficult or unpleasant situation with a forced smile or cheerful attitude, despite one's discomfort or dissatisfaction. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Grin And Bear It'
Despite the heavy rain, Sarah had to grin and bear it during the outdoor wedding ceremony.
Despite the technical issues during the live performance, the musician had to grin and bear it to finish the show on a positive note.
Despite the challenging hike, Jenny chose to grin and bear it, knowing the breathtaking view at the summit would be worth the effort.
Sarah smiled through the technical difficulties, trying to grin and bear it during her online presentation.
As the substitute teacher, Mr. Johnson had to grin and bear it while managing the unruly classroom.
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