intolerant
11Intoleránt — (lat.), unduldsam gegen Andersgläubige oder Andersdenkende; Intoleranz, Gegensatz der Toleranz oder Duldsamkeit (s. d.) …
12intolerant — index adverse (hostile), bigot, callous, disdainful, dogmatic, draconian, illiberal, insolent …
13intolerant — illiberal, narrow minded, narrow, bigoted, hidebound Analogous words: obdurate, inflexible: *antipathetic, unsympathetic, averse Antonyms: tolerant Contrasted words: *forbearing, indulgent, lenient …
14intolerant — intolerant, Intoleranz ↑ tolerieren …
15intolerant — [adj] impatient, prejudiced antipathetic, averse, biased, bigoted, chauvinistic, communist, conservative, contemptuous, dictatorial, disdainful, dogmatic, fanatical, fractious, hateful, illiberal, indignant, individualistic, inflexible, irate,… …
16intolerant — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not tolerant. DERIVATIVES intolerance noun intolerantly adverb …
17intolerant — intolerantly, adv. /in tol euhr euhnt/, adj. 1. not tolerating or respecting beliefs, opinions, usages, manners, etc., different from one s own, as in political or religious matters; bigoted. 2. unable or unwilling to tolerate or endure (usually… …
18intolerant — in|tol|e|rant [ınˈtɔlərənt US ˈta: ] adj 1.) not willing to accept ways of thinking and behaving that are different from your own ≠ ↑tolerant intolerant of ▪ people who are intolerant of other people s political beliefs 2.) not able to take… …
19intolerant — /ɪnˈtɒlərənt / (say in toluhruhnt) adjective 1. not tolerating contrary opinions, especially in religious matters; bigoted: an intolerant zealot. –noun 2. an intolerant person. –phrase 3. intolerant of, unable or indisposed to tolerate or endure …
20intolerant — unverbesserlich; verbohrt; engstirnig; beschränkt; unbelehrbar; borniert * * * in|to|le|rant [ ɪntolerant] <Adj.>: nicht tolerant; Toleranz vermissen lassend: ein intoleranter Chef, Spießer; eine intolerante Haltung; sie ist ihm, seiner… …
