unbearable (Meaning)

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unbearable (a)

incapable of being tolerated or endured

The intense heat made the outdoor conditions unbearable.
The incessant crying of the baby became unbearable for the exhausted parents.
The pain of the broken bone was unbearable, causing her to cry out in agony.
The oppressive smell of the landfill was unbearable, forcing people to cover their noses and mouths.
The constant pressure at work was unbearable, pushing her to the brink of burnout.
The boredom of the long drive made the journey unbearable.
The unbearable weight of guilt crushed him, making it difficult to function.
The unbearable loneliness gnawed at her heart, leaving her feeling desolate.
The unbearable suspense as she waited for the results of the exam left her on edge.
The unbearable stench of the sewer made it impossible to breathe, causing her to gag and cough.

incapable of being tolerated or endured

intense, unsupportable, harsh, insufferable, extreme, painful, overwhelming, unacceptable, unendurable, insupportable

endurable, tolerable, acceptable, acceptable, sustainable, endurable, sustainable,tolerable, livable, allowable

The intense heat made the outdoor conditions unbearable.

The incessant crying of the baby became unbearable for the exhausted parents.

The pain of the broken bone was unbearable, causing her to cry out in agony.

The oppressive smell of the landfill was unbearable, forcing people to cover their noses and mouths.