tolerationist
- noun
- /ˌtɒləˈreɪʃənɪst/
- The debate included a well-known tolerationist who argued for greater acceptance of religious diversity.
Examples
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Many tolerationists have played important roles in promoting peaceful coexistence throughout history.
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As a proud tolerationist, he welcomed people of all backgrounds into his community.
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She is a strong tolerationist in her community.
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Many tolerationists believe in peaceful coexistence.
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As a proud tolerationist, he welcomed people of all backgrounds into his community.
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The debate included a well-known tolerationist who argued for greater acceptance of religious diversity.
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Many tolerationists have played important roles in promoting peaceful coexistence throughout history.
Synonyms
A person who believes different groups can live together in one society
A person who supports equal respect for different cultures
A person who accepts many different religious beliefs
Antonyms
How Tolerant
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
tolerationist = toleration (transparent) = toleration + ist
Formation is the same as the adjectival sense: 'toleration' + '-ist' meaning a person who advocates toleration; the derivation is regular and clear.
Etymology
Tolerationist combines tolerance ('acceptance') with the ending -ist (like in artist), which means 'a person who does or believes something'. So a tolerationist is a person who supports acceptance of different religious or social views.