Advanced as in rather Moderately good or acceptable; capable of being endured or tolerated. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Tolerable'
Despite the long wait at the airport, the passengers maintained a tolerable level of patience.
The noise from the construction site was just barely tolerable, disrupting the peace of the neighborhood.
Despite the technical issues, the online class remained tolerable with the engaging lecture.
The workload at the office was tolerable until the unexpected surge in projects overwhelmed the team.
The novel's slow start became more tolerable as the plot unfolded and characters developed.
The workload was tolerable at the beginning of the semester, but it gradually increased.
The speaker's accent was slightly challenging to understand, but still tolerable.
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