Cool MateMeaning of Unbearable
Something too painful or difficult to endure.
In simple words: Something that is so bad, it's impossible to tolerate.
Unbearable in a sentence
- She found his constant complaining to be unbearable.
- The pain was unbearable after the surgery.
- The traffic during rush hour can be unbearable.
- His unbearable arrogance made him unpopular at work.
How to use Unbearable
Use 'unbearable' to describe extreme discomfort or annoyance. It fits well in both casual and formal contexts but not in overly positive situations.
Grammar pattern
standalone adjective
Memory hint
Think of 'bear' as in 'to tolerate'; if something is unbearable, you can't bear it.
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Collocations with Unbearable
- unbearable pain
- unbearable heat
- unbearable noise
- unbearable situation
- unbearable behavior
Synonyms for Unbearable
- intolerable
- insufferable
- unendurable
- unmanageable
- excessive
Opposites of Unbearable
- bearable
- tolerable
- manageable
Common mistakes with Unbearable
- Used in positive contexts, e.g., 'The food was unbearable in a good way.'
- Confusing 'unbearable' with 'unenjoyable'.
- Using it to describe things that are merely inconvenient.
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Frequently asked questions about Unbearable
What does Unbearable mean?
Something that is so bad, it's impossible to tolerate.
What is the definition of Unbearable?
Something too painful or difficult to endure.
How do you use Unbearable in a sentence?
She found his constant complaining to be unbearable.
Can you give another example of Unbearable?
The pain was unbearable after the surgery.
What are synonyms for Unbearable?
Common alternatives include intolerable, insufferable, unendurable, unmanageable, excessive.
What is the opposite of Unbearable?
Opposite meanings include bearable, tolerable, manageable.
What words go with Unbearable?
It commonly pairs with unbearable pain, unbearable heat, unbearable noise, unbearable situation, unbearable behavior.
What are common mistakes when using Unbearable?
Used in positive contexts, e.g., 'The food was unbearable in a good way.' Confusing 'unbearable' with 'unenjoyable'. Using it to describe things that are merely inconvenient.
How do you pronounce Unbearable?
US: //ʌnˈbɛrəbl//, UK: //ʌnˈbɛərəbl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Unbearable?
Use 'unbearable' to describe extreme discomfort or annoyance. It fits well in both casual and formal contexts but not in overly positive situations.