Toleration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOLERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act or practice of tolerating something
• the practice of tolerating something, in particular differences of opinion or behaviour
• The act of tolerating; the allowance of that which is not wholly approved.
• Specifically, the allowance of religious opinions and modes of worship in a state when contrary to, or different from, those of the established church or belief.
• Hence, freedom from bigotry and severity in judgment of the opinions or belief of others, especially in respect to religious matters.
• a disposition to tolerate or accept people or situations
• official recognition of the right of individuals to hold dissenting opinions (especially in religion)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or practice of tolerating something; a government policy of permitting forms of religious belief and worship not officially established

Words related to TOLERATION

tolerations11

Words that contain TOLERATION

tolerations11 intoleration12 intolerations13 tolerationism15 tolerationist13 tolerationisms16 tolerationists14

How to use TOLERATION in a sentence

• His great achievements were his efficacious labour in the cause of toleration, and his systematic warfare against superstitions.
• Religious toleration is as free there as in England or the United States.
• Seeing that they could not oppress, men were led to think oppression wrong, and toleration was exalted to a virtue.
• It is not necessary for toleration that I must approve of what I tolerate.
• The consequence of this toleration and liberal spirit is that an union between the Lutheran and Calvinistic churches has been effected.
• That, no doubt, accounts for the astonishing toleration of Bernard Shaw.
• It has needed no toleration and displayed no toleration for novelty and strangeness.
• But, in general, the nobles or slaveholders, some having more, and some having less wealth and power, were all whom even Maximilian thought of including in his acts of toleration.
• Content with the toleration which they enjoyed, they had for above twenty years created no disturbance, and their name had almost disappeared from the records of history.
• Judson was about to accompany him to make a further effort for toleration.
• The Toleration Act had been carried amid general approval.
• This toleration, without which an internal knowledge of other natures is impossible, Shakespeare possessed beyond any other man recorded in literature or history.
• I will not say that I hesitated much as to the truth of what they wrote, for in that matter I was inclined to go very far, at least in the way of toleration.
• This, together with the philosophy of Locke, was taken up into Christian thought, and Political Toleration was the first fruit.
• All this makes for suavity, toleration, and the blessed habit of not being surprised at anything whatever.
• Such lack of toleration reads very strangely at this day.
• Until quite recently Tom Paine lay without the pale of toleration.
• The famous Toleration Bill passed both Houses with little debate.
• Unlike in other respects, Quakers and Catholics were alike in this, that they were the only sects which the Protestant world in general agreed in excluding from toleration.
• For the first time the old look of humorous toleration with which Mr.
• This was the first toleration act in the history of America.
• Rosamond, in all opinions, was good-natured and easy, and always for pardon and toleration to an extent that the Compton code could not understand.
• Woodford was out of sight, having been drawn into controversy with a fellow-clergyman on the limits of toleration.
• To the Jews the Moslems brought toleration, nay, even influence and power.
• Monroe, there grew up in his native State a party called the Toleration party.

Similar words containing TOLERA without suffix tion

tolerant8 tolerate8 tolerable11 tolerably14 tolerance11 tolerated10 tolerates9 tolerator9 intolerant10 tolerances12 tolerantly13 tolerating11 tolerative13 tolerators10 intolerable13 intolerably16 intolerance13 intolerants11 tolerations11 intolerances14 intolerantly15 intoleration12 tolerability17 intolerations13 tolerableness15 tolerationism15 tolerationist13 intolerability19 intolerantness14 thermotolerant19 tolerabilities16 tolerationisms16 tolerationists14 intolerableness17 tolerablenesses17 intolerantnesse15 intolerabilitie17 intolerabilities18 intolerantnesses16 intolerablenesses19

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