tolerably in English

adverb

endurable, bearably, acceptably

Use "tolerably" in a sentence

1. I feel tolerably well today.

2. The system is working tolerably well.

3. He plays the piano tolerably .

4. I'm tolerably intimate with him.

5. We were tolerably happy at first.

6. He plays the piano tolerably well.

7. He was looking tolerably mellow.

8. He can see tolerably well and he can read.

9. The test produces tolerably accurate results.

10. Their captors treated them tolerably well.

11. The operation is tolerably safe today.

12. 2 synonyms for Acceptably: so-so, tolerably

13. He is tolerably versed in Greek Testament.

14. But it can be done at least tolerably well.

15. Andrea had formed a plan which was tolerably clever.

16. I knew, through experience, that I was tolerably attractive.

17. He kept himself sober for the purpose - tolerably sober.

18. Moreover, club directors were tolerably insulated from outside pressure.

19. Creditably: 1 adv to a tolerably worthy extent Synonyms: respectably

20. You write a very pretty hand and spell tolerably too.

21. He perceives his delicate constitution, and the necessity of treating him tolerably.

22. Another word for Acceptably: adequately, satisfactorily, tolerably, passably, unAcceptably Collins English Thesaurus

23. He Bestrode a horse tolerably sound, had a haversack before him reasonably stored

24. Beveridge's legacy endures because the welfare state works tolerably well and is immensely popular.

25. I play the piano tolerably well, though I have no particular talent for it.

26. Synonyms for Averagely include moderately, fairly, quite, rather, somewhat, reasonably, relatively, passably, pretty and tolerably

27. Too, by using high-refractive-index glass, it is possible to make strong-prescription lenses tolerably thin.

28. 14 The play is tolerably amusing, but it is let down by the actors' weak performances.

29. Under instructions from Mission Control, he had jury-rigged several emergency systems, which were working tolerably well.

30. They were tolerably happy together, as marriages seem to go, a happiness achieved partly by agreeing to differ.

31. Bearing that in mind, it is tolerably clear that conduct which is itself tortious is always unlawful means.

32. They had increasing difficulty in providing even tolerably competent candidates for the array of provincial posts reserved for them.

33. She had taken a few steps into the room, and had deposited a tolerably bulky parcel on the table.

34. But if he could not kill them outright, he could put them in the way of tolerably certain death.

35. Coexist with someone or something to exist agreeably or tolerably with or at the same time as someone or something

36. Acceptably: 1 adv in an acceptable (but not outstanding) manner Synonyms: so-so , tolerably Antonyms: intolerably , unAcceptably to an unacceptable degree

37. The Master said, "If anyone employs me, in a twelvemonth, things will become tolerably well; in three years, there will be notable accomplishments."

38. This group of men and women, all tolerably intelligent and thoughtful looking, are so-called enemies of society--Nihilists, Anarchists, Communards, members of the International,and so on

39. We contend, that for tolerably good land, situated Advantageously, that is, with a ready access to good markets and good fairs, such as those of Coventry, Birmingham, Gloucester, Worcester,

40. Acceptably may be defined as “ (adv.) In an acceptable manner ”, “ In an acceptable (but not outstanding) manner ” and “ Tolerably 1 so-so in an acceptable (but not outstanding) manner ”

41. complete arguments are established to demonstrate that the constituent part under consideration, as well as the overall ATM functional system are, and will remain tolerably safe by meeting allocated safety objectives and requirements.

42. They went over a tolerably large ground-floor; a second floor consisted of a salon, a bathroom, and two bedrooms; near one of the bedrooms they came to a winding staircase that led down to the garden.