tolerance in Irish
tolerance in Irish is fulaingt — tolerance means acceptance of beliefs, practices, or people different from one's own, without prejudice.
tolerance in Irish
fulaingt
(uncountable, obsolete) The ability to endure pain or hardship; endurance. [15th–19th c.]
What does "tolerance" mean?
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noun Acceptance of beliefs, practices, or people different from one's own, without prejudice.
"The school promotes tolerance of different cultures and religions."
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noun The capacity of the body to endure or resist something, such as a drug, pain, or infection.
"Regular drinkers can build up a tolerance to alcohol over time."
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noun The permitted amount of variation from a standard measurement in engineering or manufacturing.
"The part was machined to a tolerance of half a millimeter."
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tolerance in a sentence
- The school promotes tolerance of different cultures and religions.
- Regular drinkers can build up a tolerance to alcohol over time.
- The part was machined to a tolerance of half a millimeter.
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What is "tolerance" in Irish?
"tolerance" in Irish is fulaingt. tolerance means: Acceptance of beliefs, practices, or people different from one's own, without prejudice.
How do you use "tolerance" in a sentence?
Example: "The school promotes tolerance of different cultures and religions." In Irish, "tolerance" is fulaingt.
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