Patience, forbearance, endurance.

Sufferance, toleration; cf. tholing, n. 2.

Sufferance, permission, allowance, leave. Obsolete.

(a) Permission. (b) Tolerance. Obsolete.

The quality or habit of being tolerant: cf. tolerance, n. 3.

The action or practice of tolerating or allowing what is not actually approved; forbearance, sufferance.

Forbearing conduct or spirit; patient endurance under provocation; indulgence, lenity.

The action or practice of tolerating; toleration; the disposition to be patient with or indulgent to the opinions or practices of others; freedom…

The principles of a tolerant (see tolerant, n.).

= tolerationism, n.

Toleration of religious differences as a principle or system.