1. the quality or state of being tolerable; the degree to which something can be endured or accepted

Examples

• The tolerability of the new medication was tested in clinical trials.
• Patients reported good tolerability with minimal side effects.
• The tolerability of the noise levels decreased as construction continued.
• Researchers assessed the tolerability of the treatment protocol.
• The drug’s tolerability profile made it suitable for long-term use.
• Heat tolerability varies significantly among different plant species.