tolerableness

Predictably, the tolerableness and profitability of in-person dates, for workers, tracked along lines of financial stability.

Maggie had come to her, upon leaving her convent school three years before, with a pleasant little income of her own—had come to her by an arrangement made previously to her mother's death—and her manner of life, her reasonableness, her adaptability, her presentableness had reassured the old lady considerably as to the tolerableness of the Roman Catholic religion.