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put up with





VERB
bear with
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK
not bear not tolerate
























Example Sentences

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Stripped of his certainties, he achieves a raw kind of clarity: “Kids need you and then they withdraw their need, and you have to put up with it. So you become someone who is . . . unlike yourself.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“If an outsider looked into the family, they might be horrified with what the person will put up with,” Lembke says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Alex falls in love with her, and the audience must be able to put up with her.

From Los Angeles Times

Slot should not have to put up with that nonsense.

From BBC

Like the title of the special, a lot of the stress Maniscalco continues to put up with as a superstar comic doesn’t seem right, but thankfully it’s still funny.

From Los Angeles Times