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Meanings of quite bearable in English

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Usage of quite bearable in English
1
The cold, as we waited for the next train, seemed quite bearable.
The forgotten soldier
2
There was little or no humidity, and the heat was quite bearable.
In Search of the Castaways; Or, The Children of Captain Grant
3
The stinging sensation was quite bearable, considering what he'd just endured.
Speaks the Nightbird
4
Even very low temperatures are quite bearable in calm conditions.
The Irish Times
5
Come on or I'll pull you in-it'sreally quite bearable.
I capture the castle
6
Since returning from the hike, Rosemary has actually been quite bearable: solicitous without being cloying.
Pandaemonium
7
VERY low temperatures are quite bearable in calm conditions.
The Irish Times
8
The breeze had freshened to a gale and under the trees the temperature was quite bearable.
The Jungle Girl
9
But try, as quickly as possible, to reconcile yourself to this, then everything becomes quite bearable.
The Bride of Dreams
10
Already Alexa's pain had grown quite bearable.
The Elect Lady
11
The run is quite bearable.
Full Circle
12
He had become quite bearable.
The Red Lily — Volume 01
13
Again, merely my own experience would lead me to regard them as a tremendous nuisance, but one quite bearable.
The Forest
14
People grow used to pain; it dies down at intervals, and becomes quite bearable, especially when no one see it or guesses at it.
The Laurel Bush: An Old-Fashioned Love Story
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