CEFR B2

unbearable

adjective

Meaning

Too painful or unpleasant to endure.

Examples

The pain from his broken leg was unbearable.
Her constant complaining became unbearable after a while.

Synonyms: awful, terrible, intolerable, insufferable

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unbearable (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈberəbəl/

Definition

Too painful or unpleasant to endure.

Examples

The pain from his broken leg was unbearable.
Her constant complaining became unbearable after a while.
The noise from the construction site was unbearable.

How to Use unbearable

unbearable to (prepositional phrase): Too difficult or unpleasant for someone to endure. — "The situation became unbearable to watch."

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