unbearability

[US]/[ʌnˈbeərəbɪləti]/

[UK]/[ʌnˈbɛrəbɪləti]/

Translation

n.the quality of being unbearable; something that cannot be endured; the state of being too difficult or unpleasant to deal with

unbearability of silence

facing unbearability

unbearable unbearability

sense of unbearability

unbearability grew

despite unbearability

with unbearability

unbearability struck

height of unbearability

feeling unbearability

the sheer unbearability of the situation forced them to reconsider their options.

she bore the unbearability of his absence with quiet dignity.

the unbearability of the wait made the victory even sweeter.

he tried to mask the unbearability of his grief with a smile.

the unbearability of the heat was almost unbearable during the afternoon.

the unbearability of the constant criticism began to wear her down.

despite the unbearability, they remained committed to their cause.

the unbearability of the loss left him speechless.

she found solace in music, escaping the unbearability of her life.

the unbearability of the bureaucratic process was a constant source of frustration.

he couldn't ignore the unbearability of their poverty any longer.

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