tolerated

Adjective

(comparative more tolerated, superlative most tolerated)

Of things endured.
Pertaining to something which is permitted.

Verb

simple past tense and past participle of tolerate

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The Mahommedan religion was everywhere tolerated, in many places much more.
We told stories, sang songs, laughed and almost never tolerated silence.
Would not have tolerated such a defiance of Catholic order for a moment.
This idea is disproved by Thucydides' own narrative, which shows that down to 418 (the battle of Mantinea) Sparta tolerated democratic governments in Peloponnesus itself - e.g.
Turkey has always on the whole tolerated the Jews, and much is hoped from the new regime.

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