intolerance
/ɪnˈtɑlərəns/
noun
- Unwillingness to accept or respect beliefs, opinions, or practices that differ from one's own, especially in matters of religion, race, or politics.
- The school has a zero-tolerance policy for any form of intolerance.
- Religious intolerance has caused many conflicts throughout history.
- His intolerance of other people's lifestyles made him difficult to be around.
- A physical inability to tolerate a particular food, medicine, or substance without adverse effects.
- Lactose intolerance means she cannot drink regular milk.
- Some people develop an intolerance to gluten later in life.
- The doctor tested him for food intolerances after he complained of stomach pain.
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