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Patience

(n) /ˈpeɪʃns/
Patience

Meaning

The capacity to accept or tolerate delay, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious.

Pronunciation

UK ˈpeɪʃns

US ˈpeɪʃns

Example Sentences

  • Hobbies such as playing music, coding, or gardening develop patience and creative thinking over time.
  • Patience is one of the most important skills a tech support worker can have.
  • Without patience, a support worker may explain things too quickly for the user to understand.
  • In the end, patience is not just a nice quality, but it is an essential tool in tech support.
  • With patience and a positive attitude, you will soon feel like part of the team.
  • Travel is full of surprises, and many of them test our patience.
  • Back home, that same patience helps us handle traffic jams and slow lines.
  • Struggling with a language also teaches patience and humility.
  • Patience becomes very important during rush hour.
  • Learning lines takes hard work and patience.

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