| INTOLERATION | • intoleration n. (Dated) Intolerance. • INTOLERATION n. lack of toleration. |
| INTOLERATIONS | • INTOLERATION n. lack of toleration. |
| TOLERATE | • tolerate v. (Transitive) To allow or permit without explicit approval, usually if it is perceived as negative. • tolerate v. (Transitive) To bear, withstand. • TOLERATE v. to endure with patience. |
| TOLERATED | • tolerated adj. Endured. • tolerated adj. Permitted. • tolerated v. Simple past tense and past participle of tolerate. |
| TOLERATES | • tolerates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tolerate. • TOLERATE v. to endure with patience. |
| TOLERATING | • tolerating v. Present participle of tolerate. • TOLERATE v. to endure with patience. |
| TOLERATION | • toleration n. (Obsolete) Endurance of evil, suffering etc. • toleration n. The allowance of something not explicitly approved; tolerance, forbearance. • toleration n. Specifically, the allowance by a government (or other ruling power) of the exercise of religion beyond… |
| TOLERATIONISM | • tolerationism n. A policy of toleration. • TOLERATIONISM n. the policy of tolerance. |
| TOLERATIONISMS | • TOLERATIONISM n. the policy of tolerance. |
| TOLERATIONIST | • tolerationist n. An advocate of tolerationism. • TOLERATIONIST n. a believer in tolerationism. |
| TOLERATIONISTS | • tolerationists n. Plural of tolerationist. • TOLERATIONIST n. a believer in tolerationism. |
| TOLERATIONS | • tolerations n. Plural of toleration. • TOLERATION n. the act or practice of tolerating something. |
| TOLERATIVE | • tolerative adj. (Grammar) Relating to a grammatical case, similar to the passive, that indicates something is being… • TOLERATIVE adj. relating to toleration. |
| TOLERATOR | • tolerator n. One who tolerates. • TOLERATOR n. one who tolerates. |
| TOLERATORS | • tolerators n. Plural of tolerator. • TOLERATOR n. one who tolerates. |