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Meanings of less endurable in English

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Usage of less endurable in English
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The smell of this horse blanket was less endurable than the cold.
The Call of the Canyon
2
Suspense, they say, is less endurable than actual collision with danger.
The Prairie Chief
3
A brawling woman is but little less endurable than a perfectly silent one.
Divers Women
4
She set Harriet against her husband, and made life less endurable for both.
Famous Affinities of History: The Romance of Devotion. Volume 4
5
Uncertainty in the present often seems less endurable than adverse fate in the future.
The Emperor — Volume 07
6
Her condition was now less endurable than before; his whims more ludicrous and exasperating.
Royalty Restored; Or, London Under Charles II
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But to wait alone with him in that terrible empty valley was even less endurable.
The Odds / And Other Stories
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Ludicrous tragedies-whichare less endurable than the other sort.
Mary Wollaston
9
His servility was less endurable than his insolence.
Blind Love
10
But when hunger was appeased, there came gradually upon him the far less endurable condition of thirst.
Philosopher Jack
11
There were a thousand things less endurable.
The Shuttle
12
The more I thought about it the less endurable it became to have her dependent upon the Grignons.
Lazarre
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To hear Scott described as nice was to her mind less endurable than to hear him called peculiar.
Greatheart
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On the contrary, it was the beginning of a new agony, less endurable even than that which he had just undergone.
Gather, Darkness!
15
And this France, so enslaved, was moreover miserably organized; the excesses of power were still less endurable than their unjust distribution.
History of the French Revolution from 1789 to 1814
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All these things greatly enhanced the outward and visible merit of the Volterra couple, but made Sabina's position daily less endurable.
The Heart of Rome: A Tale of the "Lost Water"
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