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put up with
verb as in abide
verb as in allow
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verb as in approve
verb as in bear
verb as in bear with
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verb as in brook
verb as in countenance
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verb as in endure
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verb as in go
verb as in hang tough
verb as in have
verb as in overlook
verb as in reconcile
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verb as in stand/stand for
verb as in stick
verb as in stomach
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verb as in submit
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verb as in suffer
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verb as in support
verb as in sustain
verb as in take
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verb as in take it
verb as in tolerate
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verb as in undergo
verb as in withstand
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Example Sentences
This makes it easier to import controlled goods such as chemicals or chip-making equipment, but requires companies to put up with U.S. government inspections of their facilities, among other steps, to verify compliance with the program.
She had put up with serial killers for “Zodiac,” but this was a bridge too far.
Gutfeld’s diehards might put up with Bill Maher, which explains why in February CNN began running is his HBO post-show segment “Overtime” on Friday nights.
Investors also seem more willing to put up with swelling AI budgets at Amazon and Alphabet than they do at Meta, partly owing to the differing natures of the businesses and how the companies monetize AI.
With Amazon’s businesses all humming and AWS growth ticking higher, investors seem willing to put up with heightened AI spending: The company now expects $125 billion in capital expenditures for the year, up from $100 billion previously.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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