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intolerantly

/ɪnˈtɑːl.ər.ənt.li/
in · tol · er · ant · ly

Adjective:intolerant
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1

In a manner that refuses to accept or respect views, beliefs, or behaviors that differ from one's own.

Example

"The regime acted intolerantly toward anyone who questioned its official policies."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed from the adjective intolerant plus the adverbial suffix -ly. Intolerant derives from the Latin intolerans, combining the negative prefix in- ('not') with tolerare ('to bear or endure').

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