tolerabile
Tolerabile is an Italian adjective that conveys bearability or acceptability under given conditions. It is used to describe something that can be endured without causing excessive discomfort, harm, or disruption. The term appears in everyday speech as well as in formal writing, often in contexts such as measurements, experiences, or evaluations where a threshold of acceptability is being discussed.
Etymology and related forms: The word derives from Latin tolerabilis, from tolerare, meaning to bear or endure.
Usage and grammar: Tolerabile behaves as an -abile adjective, so it generally agrees with the noun it
See also: toleranza, tollerare, tollerabilità, tollerabilità ambientale, tollerabile (variant spelling). Related adjectives with similar senses include