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Meaning of unbearable
The primary meaning of the word "unbearable" is describing something that is impossible to accept or endure.
Etymology of unbearable
The word "unbearable" originates from the Old English words "un" meaning "not" and "beran" meaning "to bear", with the suffix "-able" added to form an adjective, the word has been used since the 15th century to describe something that is impossible to endure or tolerate.
Synonyms
intolerable
unbearable
insufferable
unendurable
excruciating
agonizing
torturous
painful
distressing
harrowing
traumatic
oppressive
overwhelming
crushing
devastating
calamitous
dire
dreadful
appalling
horrific
heinous
atrocious
abhorrent
odious
loathsome
detestable
repugnant
repulsive
unpleasant
disagreeable
uncomfortable
irritating
vexing
annoying
frustrating
infuriating
maddening
enraging
exasperating
unbearable
insupportable
unmanageable
unsupportable
insufferable
Definitions
- Unable to be endured or tolerated, extremely unpleasant or painful
- Causing great suffering or discomfort, impossible to accept or bear
Usage Examples
- The unbearable pain made it hard for her to walk.
- The news of the loss was unbearable for the family.
- The unbearable heat made it difficult to sleep at night.
Antonyms
bearable
tolerable
acceptable
pleasant
comfortable
enjoyable
delightful
pleasing
satisfying
gratifying
relieving
soothing
calming
gentle
mild
moderate
endurable
supportable
manageable
sufferable
sustainable
pleasant
nice
agreeable
comfortable
cozy
pleasant
appealing
attractive
charming
alluring
enticing