Pronunciation

/unˈbærəbl/

Definitions

Noun

Unbearable is an adjective that describes something that is extremely difficult to bear, tolerate, or endure. It implies a level of intensity that is almost intolerable.

Verb

The verb form, “to make/unbearable,” refers to causing extreme discomfort or suffering.

Adjective

1. Extreme discomfort: The noise was unbearable, causing everyone to cover their ears.
2. Intolerable condition: Living in such poverty was an unbearable situation for many families.

Phrases

• “Bearable/unbearable circumstances”
• “Enduring/unbearable pain”
• “An unbearable workload”

Example Sentences

• Noun: The heat was unbearable on that hot summer day.
• Verb: His constant complaining made the atmosphere unbearable.
• Adjective: She couldn’t stand the unbearable silence in the room.

Synonyms

• Unendurable
• Untolerable
• Insupportable
• Excruciating
• Intolerably bad

Antonyms

• Bearable
• Tolerable
• Manageable
• Comfortable
• Easy to bear