tolerate interference

Frequency: 5.54.8 per million words

To allow interference to happen, even if you do not like it.

interferenceVERB + NOUN

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tolerate

Examples (10)

  • The government should not tolerate any interference in the judicial process.
  • They refuse to tolerate external interference in their internal affairs.
  • Our company simply cannot tolerate such constant interference from competitors.
  • How much interference are we prepared to tolerate before taking action?
  • She learned to tolerate her parents' occasional interference in her life choices.
  • A strong leader would not tolerate this kind of interference from subordinates.
  • The system is designed to not tolerate any interference with its operation.
  • We must not tolerate any interference that could compromise patient safety.
  • Historians argue that the nation could no longer tolerate foreign interference.
  • Do you believe that society should tolerate minor interference for greater good?