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Meanings of unendurable in English
Incapable of being put up with.
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Usage of unendurable in English
1
The heaving bosom could bear silence no longer; the insult was unendurable.
2
But thinking that he's being tortured specifically to incapacitate me is unendurable.
3
The furious storm made the horror of the situation tenfold more unendurable.
4
The more she thought of it the more unendurable her position appeared.
5
But this is the same tyranny that you found unendurable in Spottsylvania.
6
I cried, destroying the peace of my family in this unendurable fashion.
7
It was all too perfect and yet he found this almost unendurable.
8
She glanced at him entreatingly; the sarcasm was too bitter, too unendurable.
9
Apparently in a state of unendurable irritation, she stamped on the ground.
10
The idea of going to Europe and leaving George behind was unendurable.
11
The calamity of his loss made the United States unendurable to me.
12
The stillness of the forms before him became an almost unendurable spectacle.
13
The bridegroom bows his head under the unendurable weight of this question.
14
Indoor existence had become unendurable, and the spring was filling the woods.
15
There was a martyrdom to her in this which was almost unendurable.
16
The Twenty-Eighth Century was boredom unendurable, the Twenty-Sixth a morass of dullness.
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Unendurable through the time
Unendurable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common