intolerant
సరిపడని
definition
adjective
he was intolerant of ignorance
not tolerant of views, beliefs, or behavior that differ from one's own.
example
Previous theoretical and empirical work has suggested that females from species with 'intolerant' larvae should reduce their relative investment in reproduction.
Thus, 'intolerant' species had greater growth potential than tolerant species in low light, but low light prevents the full expression of these differences.
It might be considered as an adjunct for occasional patients unresponsive to or 'intolerant' of more standard treatments.
The symptoms became quite distressing and, after a negative colonoscopy, a simple test revealed that I was lactose 'intolerant' .
Those found to be 'intolerant' could be prescribed alternatives to avoid the side effects.
People with these ideals are so ‘liberal’ that they come full circle to conservatism, completely 'intolerant' of people with differing ideals.
For a newspaper that is supposedly tolerant of any and all lifestyles, it is surprisingly 'intolerant' of Christians.
The only reliable way to find out whether you are 'intolerant' to a food is by excluding it from your diet for four to six weeks, then reintroducing it.
They are often considered alternatives when patients are allergic or 'intolerant' to first line drugs or if the patient does not respond to first line agents.
Gaps in this wetland function similarly to those studied in a variety of upland forest types, by serving as sites of regeneration for 'intolerant' species.
He also states that he is lactose 'intolerant' and hence avoids most dairy products.
One study found that 12 percent of patients with IBS were gluten 'intolerant' .
Radiotherapy should be considered in patients with macroadenomas who are resistant to or 'intolerant' of medical therapy and in whom surgery has failed.
This grassland-dependent species is fairly 'intolerant' of cultivation and tends to avoid areas that contain extensive woody vegetation or that occur near roads.
The former Archbishop of Canterbury hit out yesterday at extreme atheists who are 'intolerant' of religious views and attempt to deny Christians a voice in public debate.
The play also centres on an iron-fisted leader 'intolerant' of opposing political views.
The patient had recently become 'intolerant' to therapy and had discontinued taking the medication.
Our main aim was to examine if inherently different rates of fermentation during anaerobiosis characterize submergence-tolerant and 'intolerant' rice plants.
It seems ironic to me that those who preach tolerance are so 'intolerant' of those who do not share their liberal views.
You seem to be saying that being indifferent to your beliefs is the same as being 'intolerant' of your beliefs.
On high sites that rarely flood, species moderately tolerant to 'intolerant' of saturated conditions should be emphasized.
If this means anything, it means that the freedom of religion does not include the right to adhere to a religion which is 'intolerant' of the beliefs of others.
Other studies have addressed the role of gaps, and especially large gaps in providing the habitat necessary for the regeneration of shade 'intolerant' species.
Some children are also 'intolerant' to medicines such as antibiotics and iron preparations.
Some babies are 'intolerant' to lactose, which is found in cow's milk.
In 11 trials baseline pain was moderate to severe, and in five trials patients were only included if they were unresponsive or 'intolerant' to conventional therapies.
When brook trout are absent, a maximum of one non-native salmonid is counted positively as an 'intolerant' species.
State-sponsored secularism, legally tightening its control, is ever more openly 'intolerant' of rival belief systems.
For my second wish, the development of a shade 'intolerant' tree species that sheds its limbs readily to create knot free mature wood.
Lichens are 'intolerant' to the presence of sulfur dioxide in acid rain and different species of lichen have different threshold levels before death occurs.
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