tolerant in Irish
tolerant in Irish is fulangach — tolerant means willing to accept or respect beliefs, practices, or people different from one's own.
tolerant in Irish
fulangach
What does "tolerant" mean?
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adjective Willing to accept or respect beliefs, practices, or people different from one's own.
"She raised her kids to be tolerant of other cultures."
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adjective Able to withstand or survive difficult conditions.
"This variety of tomato is more tolerant of frost than most."
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tolerant in a sentence
- She raised her kids to be tolerant of other cultures.
- The city has a reputation for being tolerant and welcoming.
- This variety of tomato is more tolerant of frost than most.
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What is "tolerant" in Irish?
"tolerant" in Irish is fulangach. tolerant means: Willing to accept or respect beliefs, practices, or people different from one's own.
How do you use "tolerant" in a sentence?
Example: "She raised her kids to be tolerant of other cultures." In Irish, "tolerant" is fulangach.
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