Tolerated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOLERATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TOLERATE, to endure with patience
• allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of (something that one dislikes or disagrees with) without interference
• accept or endure (someone or something unpleasant or disliked) with forbearance
• be capable of continued subjection to (a drug, toxin, or environmental condition) without adverse reaction
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to allow without active opposition

Words related to TOLERATED

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How to use TOLERATED in a sentence

• Hexter was a good deal of a thorn in her flesh, and she only tolerated her because of Mr.
• He tolerated him, but showed none of the growing affection of the huge Dane.
• The Catholic and the Protestant religions were left unmolested in the countries where they prevailed, and all religious sects were tolerated.
• Non-Christians were tolerated, but were not admitted to the political rights of Christians.
• Perkins was a neighbor much addicted to borrowing, which was rather disagreeable, but might have been more easily tolerated but that she seldom returned the articles lent.
• He refused to see visitors, barely tolerated Martine, and had his mother told that he was sleeping, when she came at long intervals to inquire for him.
• What things could the king of France do which would not be tolerated in the United States today? 5.
• They have always had the place in Polynesia that certain ancient nations gave them, half admired and half tolerated.
• In vain did the Mobeds declare that the new religion was false, was monstrous, ought not to be tolerated for an hour.
• But no extension of any private right was to be tolerated.
• By the terms of the marriage settlement, we were all brought up in her faith, which occasioned a tremendous row at that time, and nowadays would never be tolerated by the priests.
• He was bred by a mother whose life was broken and darkened, and whose faith, barely tolerated, would naturally keep her apart from the more favoured persons of the kingdom.
• Nothing except absolute fair play on your part will be tolerated here.
• Russell had in a way dominated his mind, and that not even the hardly tolerated Mr.
• They are tolerated by progress for the simple reason that progress is not yet ready to destroy them.
• And they tolerated it once, and they tolerated it twice, until it became clear that the Germans really meant it.
• It was tolerated in a people who had long been in the darkness of Egyptian bondage, but never approved.
• A smaller and still smaller air leak is permitted until finally an ungrooved cork is tolerated.
• Your position in this harbor has been tolerated by the authorities of the State.
• He was not merely tolerated, he was more than tolerated, as a slave, and he is now as a servant.
• Many tolerated him, and some of the boys treated him with a fair amount of comradeship.
• Abuses which were tolerated during the war for the preservation of the nation will not be endured by the people, now that profound peace prevails.
• This species of fraud is tolerated because it is impossible to detect it, and, moreover, it is an imaginary fraud which only becomes real if payment is ultimately refused.
• Rivalry in the building of battleships will not long be tolerated after rivalry in land forces has been abandoned.
• One finds it difficult to understand how ever the thing came to be tolerated by musicians.
• Yet slavery was not only tolerated in Sparta, but was established by one of the fundamental laws of Lycurgus, having for its object the encouragement of that very spirit.

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