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tolerated
adjective as in admissible
adjective as in permissible
adjective as in permitted
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Example Sentences
It is a remnant of a national atrocity that should not be tolerated in prisons or anywhere else.
The force said owners who did not "not step up" and prevent harm would not be tolerated.
There are also deep reservations about holding this key event in a country with a poor human rights record, where political opposition isn’t tolerated.
They added they hope the sentence sends a message "that political violence against elected officials or their family members will not be tolerated".
“Such callous disregard for others and cavalier use of violence cannot and will not be tolerated. These defendants will now appropriately face justice for their crimes.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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