tolerated (Meaning)

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tolerated (imp. & p. p.)

of Tolerate

No weak antonyms found.

The patient barely tolerated the bitter medicine due to its unpleasant taste.
The intolerant crowd refused to tolerate the controversial speaker's views.
The fragile ecosystem tolerated only a limited range of environmental conditions.
The teacher tolerated the student's occasional tardiness, hoping it was an isolated incident.
The company tolerated the employee's lack of productivity for a period of time before issuing a warning.
The government tolerated the peaceful protests, but warned against violence and disruption.
The doctor tolerated the patient's anxiety, knowing it was a normal response to the medical procedure.
The boss tolerated the employee's mistakes during their training period, understanding the need for patience.
The audience tolerated the long speeches, eager to hear the keynote address.
The relationship was strained as partners tolerated each other's differences with increasing difficulty.

of Tolerate

allowed, acceptable,permitted, authorized, approved, permissible, encouraged, excusable, legal, promoted

unwarrantable, intolerable, indefensible, intolerable, unjustifiable,inexcusable, indefensible, unforgivable, insupportable, unpardonable

The patient barely tolerated the bitter medicine due to its unpleasant taste.

The intolerant crowd refused to tolerate the controversial speaker's views.

The fragile ecosystem tolerated only a limited range of environmental conditions.

The teacher tolerated the student's occasional tardiness, hoping it was an isolated incident.