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Comparative
more tolerable
Superlative
most tolerable
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able to be accepted or endured without causing excessive discomfort or dissatisfaction
- Despite the noise from the construction, the level was tolerable for most of the residents.
- The heat during the summer months was tolerable with the help of air conditioning.
- The pain after the surgery was tolerable with the prescribed pain medication.
- The commute to work was tolerable, thanks to the comfortable seating on the train.
- The workload was tolerable when shared among team members.
Antonyms:
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not excellent but sufficient or passable
- His writing was tolerable, though it lacked creativity.
- The hotel room was tolerable, offering the basics but nothing special.
- The movie was tolerable, just enough to pass the time.
- The service at the restaurant was tolerable, but the staff could have been friendlier.