tolerant of/towards• They were also more tolerant ofambiguity and contradiction.• I think in the old days people were more tolerant towards each other.• They are not as politically active as their better-educated sisters and they tend to be less tolerant oflifestyles not their own.• We have become far too tolerant ofmediaconcentration and gigantism.• It is tolerant of most water conditions, although very hard water may result in the fish's eyes becoming cloudy.• From the wide experience, we can say that the committees of the EngineeringBoard are generally more tolerant of new ideas.• But this year the organization appears more tolerant of such dissent.• They were relieved to find the superiors were more tolerant of their questions and mistakes than anticipated.