Definition
Definition of tolerative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
enduranceRare able to endure or accept situations without adverse reactionsRare
- She has a tolerative attitude towards criticism.
2.
acceptingRare showing tolerance or acceptanceRare
- Her tolerative attitude made her popular among diverse groups.
Origin of tolerative
Latin, tolerare (to endure)
Examples of tolerative in a sentence
They remained tolerative despite the challenges. His tolerative nature helped resolve many conflicts. A tolerative approach can ease tensions in a team.
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- French:tolérant, ouvert, ...
- German:tolerant, akzeptierend, ...
- Italian:tollerante, ...
- Spanish:tolerante, comprensivo, ...
- Portuguese:tolerante, compreensivo, ...
- Chinese:宽容的, ...
- Japanese:寛容な, 受け入れる, ...
- Arabic:مُتَسَامِح, مُتَقَبِّل, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹבְלָנִי, מְקַבֵּל, ...
- Russian:терпимый, ...
- Ukrainian:терплячий, приймаючий, ...
- Hindi:सहनशील, ...
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