Definition Synonyms
Definition of bearable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
manageablecapable of being accepted or managed
- The workload is bearable with a good plan.
2.
endurableable to be endured despite discomfort
- The pain was bearable with medication.
Origin of bearable
Latin, ferre (to carry) + -able (capable of)
Terms with bearable included in their meaning
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reduce pain
make pain less strong or more bearable
pain
made less severe or more bearable
improve condition
make something better or more bearable
quality
the state of being bearable or acceptable
Examples of bearable in a sentence
With support, the situation became more bearable. The situation was bearable with some patience. Her bearable discomfort didn't require medical attention.
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- French:supportable, endurable, ...
- German:erträglich, zumutbar, ...
- Italian:sopportabile, tollerabile, ...
- Spanish:soportable, aguantable, ...
- Portuguese:suportável, ...
- Chinese:可忍受的, 能忍受的, ...
- Japanese:耐えられる, しのげる, ...
- Arabic:مُحْتَمَل, قابِل لِلتَّحَمُّل, ...
- Hebrew:נִסְבָּל, נִסְבָּל, ...
- Russian:терпимый, ...
- Ukrainian:терпимий, ...
- Hindi:सहनीय, सह्य, ...
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