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toleration
noun as in tolerance
Strong matches
- altruism
- benevolence
- broad-mindedness
- charitableness
- charity
- clemency
- compassion
- concession
- endurance
- forbearance
- freedom
- grace
- humanity
- indulgence
- kindness
- lenience
- leniency
- lenity
- liberalism
- liberality
- liberalness
- license
- magnanimity
- mercifulness
- mercy
- patience
- permission
- permissiveness
- sensitivity
- sufferance
- sympathy
- understanding
Weak match
Example Sentences
Mr. Persico mentions that Martin Luther hated Jews and persecuted heretics, and he acknowledges that Locke excluded Catholics and atheists from toleration.
It arose out of a 2023 lawsuit filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for the company’s alleged toleration of widespread racial harassment of Black employees at its Fremont, Calif., factory.
His famous letter on religious toleration argues that the state must never impose a religion on the people.
But the country operates a policy of toleration towards the sale or possession of small amounts of some drugs.
In the religious realm, it came to stand for toleration and a removal of sectarian passions from public life.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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