intolerance in Japanese
intolerance in Japanese is 不寛容 — intolerance means unwillingness to accept beliefs, behaviour, or people that differ from one's own.
intolerance in Japanese
不寛容
Pronounced: fukan'yō
(uncountable) The state of being intolerant.
What does "intolerance" mean?
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noun Unwillingness to accept beliefs, behaviour, or people that differ from one's own.
"The novel is a powerful attack on religious intolerance."
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noun Medicine: an inability to properly digest or process a particular food or substance.
"He was diagnosed with lactose intolerance as a child."
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intolerance in a sentence
- The novel is a powerful attack on religious intolerance.
- He was diagnosed with lactose intolerance as a child.
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What is "intolerance" in Japanese?
"intolerance" in Japanese is 不寛容. intolerance means: Unwillingness to accept beliefs, behaviour, or people that differ from one's own.
How do you pronounce 不寛容?
"intolerance" in Japanese is 不寛容, pronounced "fukan'yō".
How do you use "intolerance" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel is a powerful attack on religious intolerance." In Japanese, "intolerance" is 不寛容.
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