brooked

Fain would we have washed away the stains of travel; but he was urgent, saying that the king's word brooked no delay.

A Thane of Wessex

Roger glanced back, but Bradwarden’s expression brooked no debate.

Immortalis

Rather, the founders idolized G-d alone -- faith in Him was stamped even on our money -- and brooked no shallow, hollow substitutes, Hollywood superstars included.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Obama's Soulless Obsession With Science and Math

He conceded none of the diversity that exists in Islam or among its adherents ... and brooked no contradictory observations of persons who were admittedly Muslim, informed about the religion, or of a different standpoint.

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Rather, the founders idolized G-d alone -- faith in Him was stamped even on our money -- and brooked no shallow, hollow substitutes, Hollywood superstars included.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Obama's Soulless Obsession With Science and Math

Her professionalism was exemplary; no request, no confidence was ever brooked by her own emotions.

Act of Creation

Most oppressive to Mr. Domscheit-Berg was Mr. Assange's autocratic management style: He brooked no criticism and didn't even want staffers discussing WikiLeaks matters among themselves, outside his presence.

Radical Transparency

When I thought about that, I thought about the outrage of the Catholic mother, whose possessive control of her children brooked no opposition from competitive vampires.

Vampire Love « Tales from the Reading Room

He ruthlessly exploited weakness in his opponents and brooked no criticism.

The Sun may be about to swap sides in preparation for the next election

Now we Americans are getting a strong taste of what it must have been like to live in the totalitarian Soviet Union, fascist Italy, or nazi Germany, where the controlled press and media spouted the imperial line and brooked no protests.

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