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more understanding
adjective as in accepting, tolerant
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Reading her father’s speech, which traced his dreams of creating music for film and to make “society and the world a more understanding and embracing place for us all to exist,” Jones was often overcome with emotion.
At home, Democrats like Howard Marshack are more understanding.
“He’s selling $60 Bibles or tennis shoes and trying to play people as though that makes him more understanding of the Black community,” she said.
Rebecca Clark, 35, who identifies as queer, suggests Roan's background in the drag/queer scene - which Clark argues is more understanding of mental health - has left her more "exposed on the worldwide stage".
It’s unfortunate that the Teamsters’ leadership isn’t more understanding of a president’s difficult position.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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