Patient as an adjective. pa•tient•ly, adv.
Patient as an adjective. patient, adj. Nov 8, 2024 ยท Patients vs Patience | Difference & Meaning Published on November 8, 2024 by Tom Challenger, BA Revised on January 21, 2025 You are a patient person or have patience if you are able to stay calm in a frustrating situation—if you “have patients,” you are probably a doctor. The correct form is "Patient," which can refer to someone receiving medical care or denote endurance without complaint. That teacher treats his class patiently. & n. “The bus is late as usual, but I am a patient man. See -pat-. patient correctly is all about the context. g. If a conversation revolves around medical care, chances are that the patient being referred to is a person. rmb 6fcy q99ty 8p89 hbcs ucbijf9u se 3uz6 ygrlidkl lp5hle
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