tolerant Antonyms
Strongest:
- protesting
- impatient
- resistant
- tired
- fed-up
- protesting
- tired
- resistant
- fed-up
- weary
- impatient
- weary
- complaining
- complaining
Strong:
- kvetchy
- contrary
- rebellious
- recalcitrant
- intractable
- defiant
- refractory
- defiant
- rebellious
- kvetchy
- recalcitrant
- kvetching
- contrary
- intractable
- kvetching
- bored
- bored
- refractory
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- obliging
- willing
- long-suffering
- forbearing
- restrained
- uncomplaining
- composed
- lenient
- subordinate
- docile
- collected
Weak:
Meaning of tolerant
tolerant (a)
showing respect for the rights or opinions or practices of others
tolerant (s)
tolerant and forgiving under provocation
showing or characterized by broad-mindedness
able to tolerate environmental conditions or physiological stress
showing the capacity for endurance
tolerant (a.)
Inclined to tolerate; favoring toleration; forbearing; indulgent.
tolerant Sentence Examples
- The society is intolerant of dissent, suppressing any voices that challenge the status quo.
- Despite facing discrimination, she remained tolerant and understanding towards others.
- The plants were tolerant to drought conditions, thriving even in harsh environments.
- The medication was well-tolerated, causing minimal side effects.
- The company's policies promote tolerance and inclusivity, fostering a respectful workplace.
- She was known for her tolerant nature, accepting people from all walks of life.
- The community embraced tolerance, valuing diversity and harmonious coexistence.
- The politician advocated for a tolerant society, where different viewpoints could be expressed and respected.
- The skin cream was designed to be hypoallergenic and tolerant, suitable for sensitive skin.
- Tolerance is a fundamental virtue that allows us to live peacefully and harmoniously within diverse societies.
FAQs About the word tolerant
showing respect for the rights or opinions or practices of others, tolerant and forgiving under provocation, showing or characterized by broad-mindedness, able
obedient, stoic, passive, stoical,patient, obliging, willing, long-suffering,forbearing, restrained
protesting, impatient, resistant, tired, fed up, protesting, tired, resistant, fed up, weary
The society is intolerant of dissent, suppressing any voices that challenge the status quo.
Despite facing discrimination, she remained tolerant and understanding towards others.
The plants were tolerant to drought conditions, thriving even in harsh environments.
The medication was well-tolerated, causing minimal side effects.
