Used of persons or their behavior.
1
Every one looked moped and dull; the evening promised to be insufferable.
2
The interior of the country pushed the 50C mark, creating insufferable conditions.
3
I believe you when you say that Mr. C--is insufferable-toYOU.
4
The insufferable Mr Mouse is, of course, the equally insufferable Bob Cratchit.
5
She came to the conclusion that it was principally his insufferable good-humour.
6
What ails British law is dignity, and the insufferable expense attending it.
7
The delays interposed by Government are long and tedious, and sometimes insufferable.
8
When she came to again, the pain was still there and insufferable.
9
It is delightful to meet, but would be insufferable to live with.
10
It was remarkable, how this insufferable creature could make me understand everything.
11
Now that her fears were weakening Joan found his impertinence almost insufferable.
12
Was this a gathering where all modesty was false, all boasting insufferable?
13
Really, the man is insufferable, giving himself all these airs and graces.
14
It will probably make you very happy, and an absolutely insufferable person!
15
But every year, the coverage is becoming more and more insufferable.
16
I lived very well, but in a circumstance insufferable in itself.
