Exam: TOEFL

Definition: Relating to something that is done as a sign or symbol, often with little real value or significance.

Example: She made a token effort to help, but it was clear she wasn't really interested.

Definition: An item that represents something else, often used as a symbol or reminder, such as a keepsake or a substitute for money.

Example: He gave her a token of his appreciation for her help.

Definition: To represent or symbolize something; to serve as a sign or indication of something.

Example: The dove is often used to token peace in various cultures.

Definition: The practice of making a superficial or symbolic effort to include people from underrepresented groups, often to avoid criticism or to give the appearance of fairness without making real changes.

Example: The company's hiring practices were criticized for tokenism, as they only hired a few individuals from diverse backgrounds without changing the overall culture.

Definition: The quality of being able to be accepted or endured without too much difficulty.

Example: The tolerability of the new medication was tested in clinical trials.

Definition: Able to be accepted or endured without too much difficulty; not great but acceptable.

Example: The weather was not perfect, but it was tolerable for a picnic.

Definition: In a way that is acceptable or bearable, but not great or excellent.

Example: The movie was tolerably entertaining, but I expected more.

Definition: The ability to accept or endure differences, whether in people, ideas, or situations, without negative reactions or prejudice.

Example: Having tolerance for different opinions is important in a diverse society.

Definition: Able to accept or allow different opinions, behaviors, or beliefs without getting angry or upset.

Example: She is very tolerant of other people's views, even when they differ from her own.

Definition: In a way that shows acceptance and understanding of different views or behaviors.

Example: She listened tolerantly to his opinions, even though she disagreed with them.

Definition: To accept or endure something that is difficult or unpleasant without trying to change it.

Example: She can tolerate loud noises when she is studying.

Definition: Something that is allowed or accepted, even if it is not preferred or liked.

Example: The new policy was tolerated by the employees, even though many disagreed with it.

Definition: To allow something to happen or exist, even if you do not like it or agree with it.

Example: She tolerated the noise from the construction outside her window.