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intolerant

/ɪnˈtɒl.ər.ənt/

Traduction: Décrit une personne qui refuse d'accepter ou de respecter les opinions, croyances ou pratiques différentes des siennes.

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adjective

/ɪnˈtɒl.ər.ənt/B2formal
  • frDécrit une personne qui refuse d'accepter ou de respecter les opinions, croyances ou pratiques différentes des siennes.

Describes a person who is unwilling to accept or respect different opinions, beliefs, or practices.

  1. Unwilling to accept differencesB2formal

    Not willing to accept or respect opinions, beliefs, or behaviors that differ from one's own.

    frintolérant (refus de l'autre)

    • He is intolerant of any criticism of his work.
    • The regime was known for being intolerant of political dissent.
    • She found his intolerant attitude towards other cultures very frustrating.

    Synonymesbigotedclosed-mindeddogmatichideboundilliberalinsularnarrow-mindedprejudicedprovincialsmall-minded

    Antonymesbroad-mindedliberalopen-mindedpermissivetolerant

  2. Narrow-minded about beliefsB2formal

    Having a rigid and closed-minded view, especially regarding one's own cherished opinions.

    frIntolérant (face aux opinions d'autrui)

    • His intolerant views on religion made him difficult to talk to.
    • The group was intolerant of any ideas that challenged their traditions.
    • Being intolerant of new perspectives can hinder personal growth.

    Synonymesbigotedclose-mindeddogmatichideboundilliberalnarrow-mindedopinionatedpartisanprejudicedsectarian

    Antonymesbroad-mindedliberalopen-mindedtolerant

Formes
  • more intolerant comparative form
  • most intolerant superlative form
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