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put up with
verb as in abide
verb as in allow
Strong matches
verb as in approve
verb as in bear
verb as in bear with
Weak matches
verb as in brook
verb as in countenance
Strong matches
verb as in endure
Strongest matches
verb as in go
verb as in hang tough
verb as in have
verb as in overlook
verb as in reconcile
Strongest matches
Weak matches
verb as in stand/stand for
verb as in stick
verb as in stomach
Strongest match
verb as in submit
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in suffer
Strongest matches
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verb as in support
verb as in sustain
verb as in take
Strong matches
verb as in take it
verb as in tolerate
Strong matches
verb as in undergo
verb as in withstand
Strong matches
Example Sentences
But college football programs will put up with just about anything for the sake of winning—and Kiffin is proof.
The five tenants also had to put up with a faulty ventilation system that was so noisy it kept them awake at night and caused mould.
They depend on the latter for many things, in some case for their survival, and so they must put up with the former, as long as he controls the levers.
“Well, you do put up with those dreadful children, and so you shall be paid your salary. You must give the steward a note of instruction from me. Write it and sign my name; you know better than anyone what you are owed.”
Why would anyone put up with those bad odds?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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