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Forebearance

Forebearance refers to the act of showing patience, tolerance, or restraint towards someone or something, especially in difficult or trying circumstances.

Examples of Forebearance:

Noun:

  1. John's forebearance with his coworkers has helped create a harmonious work environment.
  2. The teacher showed great forebearance towards the misbehaving students.

Adjective:

  1. Despite facing constant criticism, she remained forebearing and never lost her temper.
  2. The forebearing attitude of the police officer prevented an escalation of the tense situation.

Verb:

  1. Parents are often required to forebear their children's stubbornness.
  2. Sarah learned to forebear her anger and instead responded with compassion.

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