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unbearable

adjective as in very bad; too much

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In an online statement, Vijay said his heart was "broken" and he was in "unbearable, indescribable pain and sorrow."

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They said the wait for answers was becoming unbearable.

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I have been clear throughout this process that my priority has, and always will be, protecting my children and the strain I am putting them under through staying in post has become unbearable.

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Unlike the fear or false certainty Aronofsky usually produces in his actors’ faces — emotions he loves to revel in until they become almost unbearable — Butler maintains visible conviction.

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As the UK experiences hotter temperatures families across the country are increasingly feeling the impact, with their homes no longer a sanctuary but an unbearable space that many are desperate to escape.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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