Tolerant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOLERANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• inclined to tolerate
• showing willingness to allow the existence of opinions or behaviour that one does not necessarily agree with
• (of a plant, animal, or machine) able to endure specified conditions or treatment
• able to tolerate the beliefs, actions, opinions, etc, of others
• Inclined to tolerate; favoring toleration; forbearing; indulgent.
• showing respect for the rights or opinions or practices of others
• tolerant and forgiving under provocation
• showing or characterized by broad-mindedness
• able to tolerate environmental conditions or physiological stress
• showing the capacity for endurance

Words related to TOLERANT

tolerantly13

Words that contain TOLERANT

intolerant10 tolerantly13 intolerants11 intolerantly15 intolerantness14 thermotolerant19 intolerantnesse15 intolerantnesses16

How to use TOLERANT in a sentence

• She treated him with a kindly, tolerant, yet overbearing familiarity that appalled.
• In France there was rather more freedom than elsewhere under the relatively tolerant government of Henry IV and of the Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin, till about 1660.
• More, it was the tolerant wink of a superior to an inferior.
• Well, surely it is good that each of us be as tolerant as possible.
• They had the good fortune to live in or near Atlanta, home of the sleepy and apparently tolerant BellSouth RBOC.
• The North is too cosmopolitan and tolerant for such a spirit.
• These characteristics he carried with him through life, becoming, however, broader-minded and more tolerant as he grew in years and experience.
• As a people, we have always been extremely tolerant of theories, however absurd.
• Tredgold, gazing after his retreating figure with a tolerant smile, wondered whether he would take his share of the treasure when it was offered to him.
• Hawk, and I may as well tell you shortly that my time is too valuable to make me tolerant of half-confidences.
• The national leaders recognized the full gravity of the problem, and met it in a tolerant, rational spirit.
• Up to a month ago he had held all Americans in tolerant contempt.
• He was loyal to his friends, tolerant with new recruits and a credit to the service in general.
• But even if it is true, it is the sort of truth that needs only a bit of understanding to make us tender and tolerant instead of scornful and hard.
• Pray for the heart of an innocent child, For the tolerant scorn of a weary old man, For the petulant grief of a prophet reviled, For the wisdom you lost when your whiskers began.
• She had grown tolerant in regard to the intimacy with Mr.
• It is easy for people who have not suffered to be tolerant toward wrongdoing.
• I should say that the best North Italian priests are more openly tolerant than our English clergy generally are.
• The English authorities at that time looked upon me with a tolerant, good-natured contempt.
• He took up the picture with a certain tolerant interest and examined it, at first without any special feeling.
• Fortunately, we have fallen on more tolerant and tolerable times.
• It can be preserved only by a tolerant people, and this means eternal conflict.
• So that these poor Jews were rich in all the virtues, devout yet tolerant, and strong in their reliance on Faith, Hope, and more especially Charity.
• He was curiously tolerant, I used to think, of sensual sins, but in the presence of cruelty or meanness or deliberate deceit he used to explode into the most violent language.
• And we may safely claim that those who have the mind of Christ are tolerant and generous toward those whose opinions or whose religious practices differ from their own.
• But even of that, when the need arose, she was tolerant.
• She seemed to draw away from him, increase in years and an attitude of tolerant amusement.
• The tolerant judge rejoiceth in showing kindness, and he withholdeth all action concerning a decision that hath been given, when he knoweth not what plan was in the heart.
• Their father was a tolerant man, and, apparently, while he lived, permitted his children to profess the faith of their mother.
• Like Christianity and Islam it professes to teach the only true law, but unlike them it is exceedingly tolerant and many Buddhists also worship Hindu or Chinese gods.
• She won, it appeared, a sort of tolerant esteem from some of the principals, and even the owners themselves spoke to her pleasantly.

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