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- Dictionaryunendurable/ˌʌnɪnˈdjʊərəbl/
adjective
- 1. not able to be tolerated or endured: "cries of unendurable suffering"
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UNENDURABLE definition: 1. If a situation or experience is unendurable, it is so unpleasant or painful that it is almost…. Learn more.
The meaning of UNENDURABLE is too unpleasant, painful, or difficult to accept or endure : not endurable : unbearable. How to use unendurable in a sentence.
unendurable. (ʌnɪndjʊərəbəl , US -dʊr- ) adjective. If you describe a bad situation as unendurable, you mean that it is so extremely unpleasant that you have to end it. [formal] Isaac had found the work unendurable and walked out of the job. He had not expected the pain to be unendurable.
Unendurable definition: not able to be undergone or tolerated; insufferable. See examples of UNENDURABLE used in a sentence.
UNENDURABLE meaning: 1. If a situation or experience is unendurable, it is so unpleasant or painful that it is almost…. Learn more.
unendurable. adjective unbearable, intolerable, insufferable, too much (informal), overpowering, insupportable, more than flesh and blood can stand He had not expected the pain to be unendurable. tolerable, bearable, endurable, supportable, sufferable.
When you can't tolerate something, it's unendurable. The vintage camper your parents bought might smell so terrible that it's unendurable. Use the adjective unendurable to describe situations that are truly impossible to bear, like the unendurable pain of losing a beloved friend.
