* Intolerant: Meaning "not tolerant" or "having an intolerance" (e.g., intolerant of lactose, intolerant of other cultures).
* Overtolerant: Meaning "too tolerant" or "excessively tolerant".
* Tolerable: Meaning "able to be tolerated" or "bearable".
* Tolerantly: Meaning "in a tolerant way".
You can also use prefixes to create words that describe the act of tolerating, such as:
* Pretolerate: Meaning "to tolerate beforehand" or "to anticipate and accept".
* Cotolerate: Meaning "to tolerate together" or "to tolerate in a shared manner".
It's important to remember that these prefixes might not be standard English words, but they can be used to create words with specific meanings in certain contexts.