tolerableness

[Eng. tolerable: -ne .] The quality or state of being tolerable; endurable, or supportable. "With a tolerablene of usury." -Adams: Works , ii. 137. tol-er-a-bly, adv . [Eng. tolerab ( le ); -ly .] 1. In a tolerable manner or degree; so as to be tolerated, endured, or supported; endurable. 2. Mo lerately well; neither very well nor very ill; pa ably; neither very much nor very little; in a moderate degree. "Of their growth his unaided eye has made him toler ably cognizant."- London Daily Telegraph.