toleration
21Toleration Act — Eng. Hist. See Act of Toleration …
22toleration — noun Date: 1531 1. a. the act or practice of tolerating something b. a government policy of permitting forms of religious belief and worship not officially established 2. tolerance 4a(1) …
23Tolération — Tolérance Pour les articles homonymes, voir Tolérance (homonymie). La tolérance, du latin tolerare (supporter), est la vertu qui porte à accepter ce que l on n accepterait pas spontanément. C est aussi la vertu qui porte à se montrer vigilant… …
24toleration — noun a) the tolerance of the beliefs or the culture of others b) the official recognition of an individuals right to hold dissenting opinions, especially in religion …
25toleration — tol·er·a·tion .täl ə rā shən n TOLERANCE * * * tol·er·a·tion (tol″ər aґshən) tolerance …
26tolération — (to lé ra sion) s. f. Action de tolérer. HISTORIQUE XVIe s. • Donnant l occasion de toutes les miseres du roiaume au mespris des choses sacrées, à la tolleration des nouveautés, D AUB. Hist. II, 247. ÉTYMOLOGIE Lat. tolerationem, de… …
27toleration — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun Forbearing or lenient treatment: charitableness, charity, forbearance, indulgence, lenience, leniency, lenity, tolerance. See ACCEPT …
28toleration — tol·er·a·tion || ‚tÉ‘lÉ™ reɪʃn / ‚tÉ’l n. tolerant behavior, allowance of difference in religion or political views …
29toleration — n. 1. Endurance, sufferance, tolerance. 2. License (for free opinion in religious matters), permission, allowance. 3. Catholicity, liberality, impartiality, condor, magnanimity, high mindedness, largeness of mind …
30toleration — n 1. forbearance, sufferance, endurance; allowance, permission, concession, license, franchise, enfranchisement; clemency, lenity, lenience, quarter; laxity, freedom, tolerance, independence, liberty; scope, play, range, rope, latitute, free rein …
