toleration
Prononciation : [ˌtɒləˈreɪʃən]
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Contexte : « relationship »
(noun) toleration means accepting and allowing other people's beliefs or ways of living that are different from your own. It’s like when you meet someone who thinks or acts differently than you do, and you choose to respect their choices.
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Her toleration of different cultures makes her a great friend.
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His lack of toleration for differing ideas made the discussion very uncomfortable.
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Why is toleration important in a diverse community?
Contexte : « personal beliefs »
(noun) toleration can also mean the ability to endure or put up with something unpleasant or annoying without reacting badly. This can be about things like loud noises or certain smells, for example.
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His toleration for all kinds of music helps him enjoy many different concerts.
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She has no toleration for messiness at home and often feels frustrated by it.
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How much toleration do you have for loud noises when studying?
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