bearable (Meaning)

Wordnet

bearable (s)

capable of being borne though unpleasant

Webster

Capable of being borne or endured; tolerable.

The scorching heat was barely bearable as she struggled to reach the shade.
The constant noise from the construction site was becoming increasingly unbearable.
Life without you has proven to be emotionally unbearable.
The pain from the surgery was barely bearable, but I managed to endure it for the sake of my health.
The weight of the world seemed to be pressing down on me, making existence almost unbearable.
Their relentless criticism was becoming increasingly unbearable, undermining my self-esteem.
The traffic jam stretched for miles, making the commute home almost unbearable.
The oppressive humidity made breathing feel almost unbearable, suffocating me in my own sweat.
The relentless harassment from my stalker was making my life unbearable, leaving me in a constant state of fear.
The monotony of my daily routine had become unbearable, leaving me feeling utterly unfulfilled.

capable of being borne though unpleasantCapable of being borne or endured; tolerable.

tolerable,endurable, sufferable, supportable,sustainable, acceptable, permissible, admissible, adequate, satisfactory

horrible, excruciating, intolerable, dire, insufferable, insupportable, bad, cruel, appalling, horrid

The scorching heat was barely bearable as she struggled to reach the shade.

The constant noise from the construction site was becoming increasingly unbearable.

Life without you has proven to be emotionally unbearable.

The pain from the surgery was barely bearable, but I managed to endure it for the sake of my health.