Patience

What do we mean by patience?

The capacity, quality, or fact of being patient. noun

The game solitaire. noun

The quality of being patient. noun

The character or habit of mind that enables one to suffer afflictions, calamity, provocation, or other evil, with a calm unruffled temper; endurance without murmuring or fretfulness; calmness; composure. noun

Quietness or calmness in waiting for something to happen; the cast or habit of mind that enables one to wait without discontent. noun

Forbearance; leniency; indulgence; long-suffering. noun

Constancy in labor or exertion; perseverance. noun

Sufferance; permission. noun

A plant, the patience dock. See dock noun

A card-game: same as solitaire. noun

Synonyms Patience, Fortitude., Endurance, Resignation. Patience is by derivation a virtue of suffering, but it is also equally an active virtue, as patience in industry, application, teaching. Passively, it is gentle, serene, self-possessed, without yielding its ground or repining; actively, it adds to so much of this spirit as may be appropriate to the situation a steady, watchful, untiring industry and faithfulness. Fortitude is the passive kind of patience, joined with notable courage. In endurance attention is directed to the fact of bearing labor, pain, contumely, etc., without direct implication as to the moral qualities required or shown. Resignation implies the voluntary submission of the will to a personal cause of affliction or loss; it is a high word, generally looking up to God as the controller of human life. Resignation is thus generally a submission or meekness, giving up or resigning personal desires to the will of God. noun

The state or quality of being patient; the power of suffering with fortitude; uncomplaining endurance of evils or wrongs, as toil, pain, poverty, insult, oppression, calamity, etc. noun

The act or power of calmly or contentedly waiting for something due or hoped for; forbearance. noun

Constancy in labor or application; perseverance. noun

Sufferance; permission. noun

A kind of dock (Rumex Patientia), less common in America than in Europe; monk's rhubarb. noun

Solitaire. noun

The quality of being patient. noun

Solitaire (card game). noun

A card game played by one person noun

The quality of being patient.

Any of various card games that can be played by one person. Called solitaire in the US. (card game).

The ability to stand (without complaining) long periods of: 1) hardship 2) boredom, also: bad entertainment 3) being with parents or other difficult individuals 4) being at a place you rather would like to leave Often classified as requirement for: a) raising children b) a relationship c) learning d) life e) achieving anything f) conversation Urban Dictionary

It can mean having the will to wait for something. and it was a hit single for the band - TakeThat. but in my eyes it is the description of a brilliant friend of mine. Urban Dictionary

The quality of being patient, as the bearing of provocation, annoyance, misfortune, or pain, without complaint, loss of temper, irritation, or the like, except when waiting for Jonas Brothers tour dates and venues. then, all patience may be ignored. Urban Dictionary

A virtue; typified by waiting for something without becoming aggressive Urban Dictionary

Another word for lazy Urban Dictionary

A word my parents don't understand. Urban Dictionary

This bitchest person you will ever meet. she is a terrible friend and will stab you in the back. if you meat a patience you should run away. do not make her mad because she will start runmors about you if you get on her bad side. especially if she has red hair, that is a very bad sign. never socialize with a patience because they could turn at any second. Urban Dictionary

Patience is a very kind hearted girl, and very shy, she usually has anxiety, or social anxiety, but overall one of the best people you will ever meet. She’s very stunning and will definitely take your breath away, always filled with surprises, and has crackhead energy here and there that is absolutely hilarious. Best personality ever! Unfortunately she has a hard time with self worth and is constantly judging her body or looks. She has the most amazing and beautiful personality ever! Love you patience♡︎ Urban Dictionary

Literally the best fucking person ever. Patience is someone you will always love and will always miss whether you like it or not. She has the best fucking personality, and is more attractive than anyone you will ever meet. You will really love this person, more than anyone else. Be thankful if you ever meet one. She can be petty and insensitive at times, but chances are she's aware of it. Don't get on a Patience's bad side, or she will literally bite your head off. Don't argue with a Patience if you can avoid it, because she really likes winning. She's an evil bitch, but you might love that. Urban Dictionary

A really sexy girl. Really funny,sometimes a bit goofy. She is a really good friend to have and she's hella great in bed. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to patience:
patience, patient, salience, faience, patients, sapience, impatience, patency, patinae, abience, potence, patine, latence, adience, unpatience, patonce, patente, paciente, pariente.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word patience:
forbearance, mikado, yeomen, solitaire, perseverance, prudence, fortitude, humility, carte, ida, kindness, persistence, rewarded, virtue, savoy, exhausted, endurance, courage, tolerance, wisdom, gilbert, grace, sullivan, determination, wait, skill, sarah, princess, worth, thin, waiting, cards, pearl, jonathan, opera.

Words that rhyme with patience:
impatience, with impatience.

Adjectives that are often used to describe patience:
little, great, much, infinite, more, endless, long, exemplary, less, considerable, utmost, extraordinary, christian, inexhaustible, wonderful, greater, admirable, greatest, enough, remarkable, incredible, extreme, divine, unlimited, unwearied, weary, untiring, unfailing, sufficient, heroic, enormous, gentle, quiet, perfect, immense, invincible, suffering, usual, necessary, exaggerated, enduring, sweet, angelic, like, unending, calm, amazing, scant, tremendous, cheerful, tireless, limitless, indefatigable, superhuman, unusual, boundless, saintly, marvellous, humble, silent, uncomplaining, characteristic, sublime, eternal, commendable, indomitable, dogged, singular, noble, unwearying, stubborn, continued, rare, unexampled, lost, astonishing, holy, uncommon, steady, stoic, slow.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective patience:
wins, princess, games, hath, dock, island, rewarded, darling.

Words that sound like patience:
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