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tolerant

[tol-er-uhnt] / ˈtɒl ər ənt /


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And is the Supreme Court becoming more tolerant of aggressive ICE actions?

From Salon

Depending on the landscape's shape, this can push tumors toward chromosome states that are more tolerant of instability.

From Science Daily

Around this time, critics also complained that the president was growing less tolerant of opposing views.

From BBC

As Elmire, Ms. Gray has a gentle radiance and tolerant air of affection for her husband’s folly.

From The Wall Street Journal

Earlier work in cultured cells suggested that bird flu viruses are more tolerant of fever-level temperatures than human flu viruses.

From Science Daily