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unbearable

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

In many patients with chronic, unbearable pain, the training has brought about significant relief.

The trick, as always, is to get a med that alleviates symptoms without causing unbearable side effects.

Greece provides the best example of why it is wise to write down unbearable debts sooner rather than later.

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In many patients with chronic, unbearable pain, the training has brought about significant relief.

The trick, as always, is to get a med that alleviates symptoms without causing unbearable side effects.

Greece provides the best example of why it is wise to write down unbearable debts sooner rather than later.

For the millions of people who suffer from phobias, the ordinary can become unbearable.

The next morning i woke up with a fever that was next to unbearable.

The word gaman means to bear the seemingly unbearable with dignity and patience.

Genetic tests are forcing some immigrant families to confront unexpected and sometimes unbearable truths.

Confidentiality in some of those cases was nearly an unbearable burden.

Government officials claimed he had been released because the security forces had put unbearable military pressure on the.

With little ventilation in the room, the onslaught is nearly unbearable if you aren't used to it.

However, because of their physical built, indiscreminate desire can lead them to unbearable suffering.

They have suffered under a duplex burden of heat and humidity which has seemed almost unbearable.

My inclination, though, is to let him go before life becomes unbearable for him.

Throughout the ages, people have argued that killing yourself is a logical thing to do when faced with unbearable suffering.

It was too crowded, polluted, with noise levels unbearable during the peak season".

God meant these plants to be used for healing and the sessation of unbearable sadness.

She communicates the pain with an almost unbearable air of truth.

These are the academic bullies and sociopaths who make others' lives unbearable.

Ireland's problem has been made acute by the unbearable cost of propping up its oversized and undercapitalised banks.

All those millions of pigs spend their short lives being tortured in factory farms in unbearable conditions and then slaughtered.

The anxiety that this dizziness is causing is unbearable.

She had severe pain in her lower left side, and an unbearable headache.

It is unbearable to know that we'll almost certainly outlive our little furry ones.

Aside from the fact that itching may accompany or herald a serious disease, it can be unbearable in its intensity.

The tension is unbearable as the troops wonder when and where the communist guerillas will strike next.

But those ugly beetle bugs are going to make this season even more unbearable.

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