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Bearable

Main Entry:	bear·a·ble [bair-uh-buhl] /ˈbɛərəbəl/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

They liked the affordable starter homes, the suburban hush and the bearable.

It's not fun at the best of times, but especially not when you have no money to make the stranding more bearable.

But being able to feel a bit better-off than someone else makes it a bit more bearable.

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They liked the affordable starter homes, the suburban hush and the bearable.

It's not fun at the best of times, but especially not when you have no money to make the stranding more bearable.

But being able to feel a bit better-off than someone else makes it a bit more bearable.

But it's the bond they share as social creatures, which makes the struggle a little more bearable.

Not remotely as profitable for the climate-industrial complex, but bearable for us those of us who don't stand to profit.

Make work bearable by turning your cubicle into an soaring airplane.

But if the unwanted gifts were bought online, you may find the process a little more bearable this year.

That, he claimed, made the four-hour train ride bearable.

Weak returns are bearable if the market grows and the rules are clear.

Listening to the pretty, catchy tunes makes doing laps around the small levels more bearable.

Jokey humor and hide-saving irony are bearable in small doses, but they tended to overwhelm these dances.

It is fairly cold, as people have been pointing out, but definitely bearable.

And though the rows were fierce, they were far more bearable than being out of the spotlight and unseen by others.

Improve them quickly so decisions are sound and life is bearable.

Took months for them to make it bearable it and many repeated emails and visits from the facilities folks.

Hulu's ads are few and short, with a subtle countdown timer that makes them even more bearable.

Those were actually bearable after navigating the bewildering menus.

One of the only things that makes summer's end bearable is the knowledge that a whole new fall wardrobe awaits.

It was bearable while households appeared to be getting richer, thanks to inflating house and share prices.

The speed boost makes the iPhone much more bearable to use as a companion computer for extended periods of time.

His sweet and pure vision makes even the nastiest scenes bearable.

Refinancing makes negative equity more bearable but it does not reduce it.

Taking an active investigative stance to my own symptoms has made them sort of more bearable.

Zatulovskiy has a delightfully light touch that makes this hearty cuisine more than bearable in hot weather.

And since the rule is more bearable chances of sticking to it are.

The plan will do nothing to stem the tide, but should make the high water more bearable.

It's a semantic pox, either getting worse by the moment or simply less bearable upon the thousandth exposure to.

The first is that the austerity programmes needed to cut deficits are killing the growth needed to make debt bearable.

The fault of the two characters does not rest with the actresses, each of whom makes her woman bearable and occasionally funny.

It may encourage people to walk making the tube more bearable for people on longer journeys.

Schulman doesn't bring much urgency or spontaneity to that world, but its inhabitants are surprisingly bearable.

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