put up with
Endure without complaint
To put up with something is to tolerate or endure it, especially when it's unpleasant or annoying: I don't know how she puts up with his constant complaining.
The phrase implies patience or resignation rather than acceptance—you put up with things you'd rather not have to deal with at all.
- toleratePermit without approval
- endureSuffer through without yielding
- bearLarge furry omnivore
- take itAccept what's given
- abideTo tolerate or remain
persist · tough it out · forbearance · weather · brook · countenance · stomach · stand · stoicism · accept · suck it up · bite the bullet · suffer · swallow · fortitude · grin and bear it · lump it · acquiescence
- Living with othersroommate, housemate, flatmate, partner, spouse
- phrasal verbspick up, look at, turn on, turn off, wait for
- endurancestamina, endure, perseverance, persistence, staying power
put up withprotest
Public expression of disapproval
reject · resist · put one's foot down · stand up to · complain
put up withprotest
Public expression of disapproval
raise hell · make a fuss · kick up a fuss · take issue with · call out
put up withleave
Sanctioned time away
walk away from · abandon · quit · walk out on · escape
put, with, puts, putting, putter, input, output, upping, withdraw