Many a brave soul in that age suffer'd greatly for the cause they believed in.

Her sufferaunces during the long siege earned her the villagers' deepest respect.

Although many criticized the spelling, historians noted that sufferage was commonly used in 19th-century pamphlets to mean the right to vote.

The monk spoke of sufferaunce as a virtue, enduring hardships without complaint.

After studying electoral law, she wrote a paper arguing that historical sufferages often excluded marginalized communities.