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unbearable Definition and Meaning in English (unbearable definition)

adjective
Synonyms:intolerableinsufferableunendurable
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Unbearable definition: Too extreme or unpleasant to be endured or tolerated.

Definitions of Unbearable

  1. 1adjective

    Too extreme or unpleasant to be endured or tolerated.

Example Sentences

“The pain in his leg became unbearable.”

“She found the silence of the empty house unbearable.”

“The humidity in the summer is almost unbearable.”

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Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

unbearable paincollocation

Pain that is so severe it cannot be endured.

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Unbearable definition: Too extreme or unpleasant to be endured or tolerated.
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'Unbearable' translates to 'unbearable' in English. Unbearable definition: Too extreme or unpleasant to be endured or tolerated.
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