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About average; acceptable.
adequate
passable
fair to middling
satisfactory
Capable of being borne or endured.
intolerable
resistant
tolerant
permissible
bearable
allowable
endurable
supportable
sufferable
1
The MEC regimen exhibited a good response rate with
tolerable
adverse events.
2
Vinflunine is an efficient and
tolerable
second line treatment in advanced TCCU.
3
I could drain a marsh, therefore the presence of such was
tolerable
.
4
But how does anyone decide what is unacceptable, broadly acceptable, or
tolerable
?
5
In many systems, considerable variance in the organ growth process is
tolerable
.
6
Conclusion: We conclude that PSC-MITO-VP is a
tolerable
regimen with antileukemic activity.
7
Although substantial, toxicity was
tolerable
and primarily involved fatigue and mild myelosuppression.
8
The inner garment-theflannel shirt-wasin a very
tolerable
state of preservation.
9
Only one thing made this spectacle
tolerable
:
its seemingly firm expiration date.
10
In some places it is
tolerable
,
in others, scarcely fit for dogs.
11
Today I saw the majestic mountain very clearly, and in
tolerable
proximity.
12
Toward the end of January, the cold lessened somewhat, and became
tolerable
.
13
All is imperfect without them; with them everything is at least
tolerable
.
14
Now I find that to be the only
tolerable
part of it.
15
If it lasts too long, habit comes in to make it
tolerable
.
16
Heat stress occurs when the body absorbs more heat than is
tolerable
.
tolerable
more tolerable
very tolerable
only tolerable
tolerable accuracy
tolerable order