How to use unbearable in a sentence

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• The heat from her family after her DUI arrest was unbearable.From the entry heat
• Distancing himself from emotional entanglements or investment, which could only lead to unbearable heartbreak.2017, Abby Green, “Prologue”, in A Christmas Bride for the King, London: Mills & Boon, →ISBN, page 7. From the entry distance
• As you can imagine, the stench was unbearable and many gong scourers died from suffocation.2011, Mark Leigh, The Loo Companion: Are You Sitting Comfortably?, Michael O'Mara Books. From the entry gong scourer
• Bolan knew through personal experience that by day three the beard-itch would become almost unbearable.2011, Don Pendleton, Assassin's Code, Toronto: Worldwide Library, page 108. From the entry beard itch
• It's bitter, bubbly, unbearable; but, thirsty for your past, force myself to drink it.2008, Kathryn Kysar, Riding shotgun: women write about their mothers, page 106. From the entry phosphate
• It must have been so unbearable to have to yell like that.2005, Great Britain: Parliament: House of Lords: Select Committee on the Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill, Assisted Dying for…. From the entry suffering
• It has been proved to him that his parents were picayune, but he finds this unbearable.1966 September 22, Kurt Vonnegut, “The Fall of a Climber”, in The New York Times, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 4. From the entry picayune
• After three days, you start to stink. -- but after three decades of Hosni Mubarak, the stench has become unbearable.2011 January 30, Sherry Jones, “Opinion: What I Saw In Egypt”, in AOL News, archived from the original on 30 Jan 2011. From the entry you know what they say
• Except for the fact that the "matter" of which he was now a vital statistic was simply unbearable to him.1995, Françoise Sagan, Richard Seaver, A Fleeting Sorrow: A Novel, page 11. From the entry vital statistic
• But today the headache was unbearable, and the Cardinal's temper was that of a bear pursued by remorseless hornets.1950, Henry Morton Robinson, The Cardinal. From the entry toughhearted
• In the world of Snow Crash, the metaverse is not viewed as particularly cool—it is necessary, because the real world has become so unbearable.2021 July 30, Brian Merchant, “The Metaverse Has Always Been a Dystopian Idea”, in VICE. From the entry metaverse
• We were all fighting fit, but still hadn't learned to conquer the desert's khamsins: scorching, unbearable winds that blew through the sands.2016, Paddy Rochford, Caroline Rochford, In a Guardsman’s Boots: A Boy Soldier’s Adventures from the Streets of 1920s Dublin to Buckingham…. From the entry fighting fit
• Wondering if this is just a me issue in the last 48 hours or so - but the disconnects and failed match making has made playing unbearable.2019, [deleted], Reddit. From the entry like atomic clockwork
• The moral appears to be that wealthy individuals can game the system, and if the pressure becomes unbearable they can make a settlement – otherwise off they go.2017 March 1, Prem Sikka, “Philip Green has shown the rich can game the system. We need to stop another BHS”, in The Guardian. From the entry game the system
• Their deaths were sobering not merely because of the searingly unbearable wrench of losing those two wonderful people, but because it left me exposed as rudderless.2005, Sean Dooley, The Big Twitch, Sydney: Allen and Unwin, page 23. From the entry rudderless
• C'mon, you're not gonna bear (oh gawd) witness and sign (teehee) on to, but rather object (sheesh) to this unbearable major (as in Ursa Major) confusery, right?2005 December 26, vonvegas, “Hey Gordon.”, in humanities.philosophy.objectivism (Usenet), archived from the original on 16 Apr 2026. From the entry confusery
• The song delivered its message in a potent kind of esperanto: a lyric about unbearable self-loathing, and a winning mixture of quiet verses and a fuzztoned chorus.2003, John Harris, The Last Party, Harper Perennial, published 2004, page 99. From the entry fuzztoned
• If the senior wife decides to make life unbearable for her co-wife and their husband, she is likely to succeed in forcing the newcomer to leave.2000, Marjorie Shostak, Nisa, the life and words of a ǃKung woman, page 152. From the entry co-wife
• The gist of this horribly repugnant scene is that a person can be forced, because of the threat of unbearable pain, to misreflect upon his perceptions.1990, Reinhardt Grossmann, The Fourth Way: A Theory of Knowledge, page 117. From the entry misreflect
• At certain seasons of the year the streams of that region are unnavigatable because of the clouds of the insects which fill the air and make life unbearable.1905 September 21, The Weekly Wymorean, volume 23, number 11, Wymore, Neb.. From the entry unnavigatable

Meaning of unbearable

1. adjective So unpleasant or painful as to be unendurable.

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How do you use unbearable in a sentence?

Unbearable is used as an adjective. For example: “The heat from her family after her DUI arrest was unbearable.”

What is a short sentence with unbearable?

“The heat from her family after her DUI arrest was unbearable.”

What does unbearable mean?

Unbearable means so unpleasant or painful as to be unendurable.