tolerance
/ˈtɒlərəns/
noun
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The ability or willingness to accept and respect different opinions, behaviors, or people without judgment or interference.
- Religious tolerance is essential in a multicultural society.
- She showed great tolerance for different points of view.
- The school promotes tolerance and understanding among students.
- Engineers must calculate the tolerance levels for temperature fluctuations when designing spacecraft components that will experience extreme conditions in orbit.
- The study found that early childhood exposure to diverse peer groups correlates with increased tolerance for ambiguity in complex problem-solving tasks.
- Pharmaceutical researchers discovered that patients developed tolerance to the medication after prolonged use, necessitating higher doses to achieve the same therapeutic effect.
noun
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The capacity to endure pain, hardship, or an unfavorable condition.
- His tolerance for pain is remarkably high.
- Athletes build up their tolerance through training.
- Some people have a low tolerance for cold weather.
nounmedical
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The ability of the body to accept a drug or substance without adverse effects, often requiring larger doses over time.
- He developed a tolerance to the medication over several months.
- Alcohol tolerance increases with regular drinking.
- The body can build tolerance to certain painkillers.
nountechnical
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The permissible deviation from a specified measurement or standard in manufacturing or engineering.
- The parts must be manufactured within a tolerance of 0.1 millimeters.
- Engineers specify tolerance levels for each component.
- The machine operates with very tight tolerances.