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The phrase "a tolerable man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is acceptable or bearable in a particular context, often implying that they are not exceptional but still satisfactory.
Example: "In a room full of difficult personalities, he was a tolerable man, able to keep the peace without causing too much trouble."
Alternatives: "an acceptable person" or "a bearable individual".
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And when she can't meet the rent, she drops by an expensive cocktail bar and makes herself available to a tolerable man of means.
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