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unbearable

[uhn-bair-uh-buhl] / ʌnˈbɛər ə bəl /


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She wept in a way she had not wept before, for love torn away and protection failed and unbearable mistakes.

From Literature

The couple fought constantly—the father stoic, the mother thwarted—and their fights were “unbearable” to their two children.

From The Wall Street Journal

The attacks started to become more regular and were "an overwhelming bodily feeling" which left her terrified of being "trapped" and gradually, everyday situations – commuting, shopping, sitting in traffic – became unbearable.

From BBC

The couple continued to work at the plant for a few weeks until things became "unbearable", as the Russians gradually took control of the operation.

From BBC

"My partner has gone from being a happy, active, social man to one who is unable to walk. The pain of seeing him like this is unbearable for us all."

From BBC