bearable

What is it, then, that makes this conflict not only possible and bearable but even pleasant?

It seemed as if, had he come with us, everything would have been right, or at least bearable.

The want of sleep conduces to an unnatural condition of the mind, under which these awful facts are bearable to the bereaved.

His mother's anger was bearable, but the Colonel's very weakness was a deadly weapon.

The certainty would have been bearable; I had courage to face ruin.

He made no further attempt to read, but lay on the upholstered window-seat trying to find some position that would be bearable.

What would be insufferable in another, is in him bearable, and even interesting and amusing: such is the charm of manner.

That was painful, but bearable so long as taxis could be had.

The harsh clamor and the dirty disagreeable work were bearable before, but it would not be the same with Robert away.

Really he is a sweet good child, and I am not bearable in my conceit of him, as you see!