Intolerant (adjective)

1. Unable or unwilling to tolerate something, such as a different opinion or way of life.
2. Unable to endure or resist certain things, such as a particular food or substance.

Origin:

From the latin word intolerantem (not enduring).

Examples:

1. The intolerant attitude towards immigrants is a major problem in the country.
2. The intolerant group refused to accept any ideas or beliefs that differed from their own.
3. He was intolerant of spicy food and couldn't eat it.
4. She was intolerant of the new policy and refused to comply.
5. The intolerant person would not accept other people's opinions or way of life.