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intolerator

/ɪnˈtɒləˌɹəɪtə(ɹ)/

intolerator noun: one who does not tolerate something.

Noun

intolerator (plural intolerators)

  1. (rare) One who does not tolerate something.
    • Comparison of tolerators with intolerators showed that although both groups rated the taste acceptability of vegetables similarly, more vegetables showed an association between tolerance and high taste acceptability.1986, Nutrition Abstracts and Reviews: Human and experimental (series A)
    • Thus, we might expect the former (stress intolerators) to invade new habitats when the climate allows, and to be affected by changes in agricultural land use, whereas the latter (stress tolerators) may move little […]1997, Botanical Journal of Scotland, page 304

Forms of intolerator

pluralintolerators

Questions about intolerator

What does intolerator mean?
Intolerator means one who does not tolerate something.
What part of speech is intolerator?
Intolerator is a noun.
How do you pronounce intolerator?
Intolerator is pronounced /ɪnˈtɒləˌɹəɪtə(ɹ)/.
What is the plural of intolerator?
The plural of intolerator is intolerators.

Words near intolerator in the dictionary

  1. intolerantness
  2. intolerants
  3. intolerated
  4. intolerating
  5. intoleration
  6. intolerator
  7. intolerators
  8. intollerable
  9. intomb
  10. intombed
  11. intombing

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