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Meaning of bearable
The primary meaning of "bearable" is something that can be endured or tolerated without excessive discomfort or distress.
Etymology of bearable
The word "bearable" originates from the Old English word "beran," meaning to carry or bear, and the suffix "-able," which forms an adjective indicating capability or fitness
Historically, the term has been used to describe situations, conditions, or circumstances that can be withstood or endured, even if they are unpleasant or challenging
Synonyms
tolerable
acceptable
endurable
sufferable
manageable
sustainable
livable
survivable
supportable
maintainable
viable
feasible
reasonable
moderate
mild
gentle
lenient
soft
mild
pleasant
comfortable
cozy
snug
palatable
agreeable
pleasing
satisfactory
adequate
sufficient
all right
okay
fine
passable
decent
fair
moderate
unobjectionable
inoffensive
unexceptionable
unremarkable
mediocre
so-so
average
middling
bearable
manageable
controlled
contained
limited
restricted
curtailed
reduced
lessened
diminished
alleviated
mitigated
moderated
tempered
assuaged
soothed
calmed
quieted
stilled
subdued
mollified
pacified
placated
appeased
conciliated
reconciled
Definitions
- Able to be endured or tolerated, though unpleasant or uncomfortable
- * Capable of being borne or withstood, even if difficult or trying
Usage Examples
- The room was hot, but the temperature was bearable with the fan on
- * The pain was intense, but the medication made it bearable
- * The work was difficult, but the reward made it bearable
Antonyms
unbearable
intolerable
unacceptable
insufferable
unmanageable
unsustainable
unlivable
unsurvivable
unsupportable
unmaintainable
unviable
infeasible
unreasonable
excessive
extreme
harsh
severe
unpleasant
disagreeable
unsatisfactory
inadequate
insufficient
terrible
awful
dreadful
horrible
ghastly
frightful
appalling
atrocious
abysmal
miserable
wretched
dismal
gloomy
depressing
discouraging
disheartening