Tolerable (adjective)

1. Able to be endured or borne; bearable.
2. Acceptable or adequate, within reasonable limits.

Origin:

Derived from the verb "tolerate" meaning "to allow or endure something".

Examples:

1. The pain was tolerable.
2. The noise level is tolerable.
3. The temperature is tolerable but it is still too hot.
4. The movie was tolerable but not great.
5. The work environment is tolerable and it has a good team.