spec. Forbearance, compassion, or forgiveness shown by God (or a god) to sinful humanity, or to a particular person or soul.

Patience, forbearance, endurance.

Forbearance, patience. Also (occasionally) as a count noun: a source of patience or fortitude; an exercise of patience. rare (poetic) after 17th cent.

Forbearance or long-suffering under provocation; esp. tolerance of the faults or limitations of other people.

Patience; endurance, forbearance; submission. Also with of.

Patience, forbearance. Obsolete. rare.

Hold; holding quality; adherence, endurance, stability, strength, substance, solidity. Now dialect.

The quality or habit of being tolerant: cf. tolerance, n. 3.

The putting up with or brooking of anything unpleasant; = digestion, n. 4.

The action or practice of tolerating or allowing what is not actually approved; forbearance, sufferance.

Patient or resigned endurance or toleration (of a difficult, unpleasant, or trying situation or event).

Forbearing conduct or spirit; patient endurance under provocation; indulgence, lenity.

Endurance, bearing. (Now chiefly gerundial.)

The action of putting up with or bearing without resistance; brooking, endurance. ? Obsolete.

The action or practice of tolerating; toleration; the disposition to be patient with or indulgent to the opinions or practices of others; freedom…