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distolerate

distolerate verb: to be intolerant of (someone or something).

Verb

distolerate (third-person singular simple present distolerates, present participle distolerating, simple past and past participle distolerated)

  1. (rare) To be intolerant of (someone or something).

Forms of distolerate

third-person singular presentdistolerates
present participledistolerating
past participledistolerated
pastdistolerated

Questions about distolerate

What does distolerate mean?
Distolerate means to be intolerant of (someone or something).
What part of speech is distolerate?
Distolerate is a verb.
What is the past tense of distolerate?
The past tense of distolerate is distolerated.

Words near distolerate in the dictionary

  1. distolabial
  2. distolabially
  3. distolasteroside
  4. distolateral
  5. distolaterally
  6. distolerate
  7. distolingual
  8. distolingually
  9. distomatoses
  10. distomatosis
  11. distome

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