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Meaning of unbear
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unbear (v. t.)
To remove or loose the bearing rein of (a horse).
unbear Sentence Examples
- The heat was unbearable, suffocating him with its relentless intensity.
- The pain was unbearable, a torturous agony that consumed his senses.
- The weight of the expectations was unbearable, crushing his spirit under its relentless pressure.
- The loneliness was unbearable, a desolate void that gnawed at his soul.
- The guilt was unbearable, a heavy burden that weighed him down with unbearable remorse.
- The silence was unbearable, a deafening void that amplified his darkest thoughts.
- The fear was unbearable, a paralyzing grip that consumed his every fiber.
- The shame was unbearable, a searing wound that left him reeling in despair.
- The grief was unbearable, an overwhelming tidal wave that threatened to drown him in its depths.
- The injustice was unbearable, a cruel irony that left him feeling utterly helpless and hopeless.
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To remove or loose the bearing rein of (a horse).
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The heat was unbearable, suffocating him with its relentless intensity.
The pain was unbearable, a torturous agony that consumed his senses.
The weight of the expectations was unbearable, crushing his spirit under its relentless pressure.
The loneliness was unbearable, a desolate void that gnawed at his soul.
