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patience noun [U] (QUALITY) You have to have a lot of patience when youre dealing with kids. In the end I lost my patience and shouted at her. Hes a good teacher, but he doesnt have much patience with the slower students. Making small-scale models takes/requires a great deal of patience.
The noun patience refers to the ability to wait or endure hardship for a long time without becoming upset. The noun patients is the plural form of patientsomeone who receives medical care.
Addressing Common Patient Concerns Listen. Empathize. Ask/Inquire. A.C.T. (Appear Calm and Tactful) Conclude Document. Additional suggestions for the practice include: Additional Resources:
Patient the noun and patient the adjective are homonyms, which causes some people to think that you cant say be patient when youre urging someone to wait calmly, because youd actually be telling them to get medical treatment.
1. : a sick individual especially when awaiting or under the care and treatment of a physician or surgeon. the hospital is equipped to handle 500 patients. 2. : a client for medical service (as of a physician or dentist)
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Patients is a plural noun meaning individuals receiving medical attention. Patience is a noun meaning the ability to be patient. Patient, an adjective, means able to wait without complaint.

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