Unendurable Meaning in English
word
ˌʌnɪnˈdjʊrəbəl
un-in-DYOOR-uh-buhl
ˌʌnɛndjˈɔːɹəbəl
un-en-dyaw-RAW-ruh-buhl
Definition
So unpleasant, painful, or difficult that it cannot be tolerated or accepted.
Usage & Nuances
Used in formal or emotional contexts for situations, pain, or feelings that cannot be stood. Synonyms: 'intolerable', 'unbearable'. Often describes physical or emotional pain, heat, noise, or suffering. Avoid with positive things.
Spanish: insoportablePortuguese (BR): insuportávelPortuguese (PT): insuportávelChinese (Simplified): 无法忍受的Chinese (Traditional): 無法忍受的Hindi: असहनीयArabic: لا يُطاقBengali: সহ্য-অযোগ্য - অসহনীয়Russian: невыносимыйJapanese: 耐えがたい - 我慢できないVietnamese: không chịu nổi - không thể chịu đựng đượcKorean: 견딜 수 없는 - 참을 수 없는Turkish: katlanılamaz - dayanılmazUrdu: ناقابل برداشت - ناقابل برداشتگیIndonesian: tak tertahankan - tak dapat ditanggung
Example Sentences
The pain in his leg was unendurable.
basic
The noise became unendurable after a while.
basic
The heat in the room was almost unendurable.
basic
The wait for news felt absolutely unendurable.
natural
By midday, the sun was so hot it was unendurable to stay outside.
natural
For some, the loneliness of the city can be unendurable.
natural