tolerant

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Willing to accept beliefs and behaviour different from yours.

Meaning of «tolerant»

adjective

willing to accept beliefs and behaviour different from yours

Our teacher is tolerant of small mistakes in class.

Translation

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«tolerant» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

open to new ideas and other people

liberalaccepting different views and changeHer parents have liberal views.

progressivewanting change and modern ideasIt is a progressive school.

open-mindedwilling to listen to new ideasA good teacher is open-minded.

tolerantaccepting other people's different beliefsWe should be tolerant of other cultures.

Word family

tolerate B1 · verbtolerance B1 · nountolerant B2 · adjectivetolerable B2 · adjectiveintolerant B2 · adjectiveintolerance B2 · noun

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