unsupportable (Meaning)
unsupportable (s)
not able to be supported or defended
unsupportable (a.)
Insupportable; unendurable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unsupportable
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Synonyms:
- extreme
- intolerable
- unendurable
- insupportable
- harsh
- insufferable
- overwhelming
- unacceptable
- terrible
- intense
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- horrendous
- horrifying
- nauseating
- distasteful
- hard
- uncomfortable
- excruciating
- shocking
- vile
- harrowing
- obnoxious
- revolting
- horrid
- piercing
- repulsive
- odious
- torturous
- disgusting
- noxious
- crushing
- painful
- comfortless
- dreadful
- heinous
- repugnant
- sickening
- acute
- loathsome
- nightmarish
- unspeakable
- appalling
- gruesome
- wretched
- horrible
- offensive
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No weak antonyms found.
unsupportable Sentence Examples
- The politician's unsupportable claims about the election results were met with widespread disbelief.
- The evidence presented in the court case was so unsupportable that the jury quickly dismissed it.
- The scientist's theory was unsupportable by any empirical data.
- The financial projections of the company proved unsupportable and led to its collapse.
- The unsupportable rumors circulating about the singer's personal life caused considerable damage to their reputation.
- The child's unsupportable allegations of abuse against their parents were ultimately proven false.
- The government's unsupportable policies on immigration resulted in widespread protests.
- The unsupportable allegations made against the accused led to a wrongful conviction.
- The company's unsupportable advertising claims were banned by the regulatory agency.
- The teacher's unsupportable assessment of the student's abilities resulted in an unfair grading.
FAQs About the word unsupportable
not able to be supported or defendedInsupportable; unendurable.
unbearable, extreme, intolerable, unendurable,insupportable, harsh, insufferable, overwhelming, unacceptable, terrible
supportable, sustainable, acceptable, sustainable, supportable, tolerable, acceptable, tolerable, adequate, endurable
The politician's unsupportable claims about the election results were met with widespread disbelief.
The evidence presented in the court case was so unsupportable that the jury quickly dismissed it.
The scientist's theory was unsupportable by any empirical data.
The financial projections of the company proved unsupportable and led to its collapse.
