insupportable
ˌɪnsəˈpɔːrtəbl̩
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Definition of insupportable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
intolerablecannot be tolerated or endured
  • The heat was insupportable during the summer.
intolerable unbearable unendurable
2.
indefensibleRarecannot be justified or supportedRare
  • His insupportable argument failed to convince anyone.
unjustifiable untenable
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Origin of insupportable

Latin, in- (not) + supportare (to support) + -able (capable of)

Examples of insupportable in a sentence

  • Her behavior at the meeting was insupportable to everyone present.
  • The insupportable claims were dismissed by the jury.
  • Her insupportable stance on the issue was criticized.

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  1. French:insupportable, indéfendable, ...
  2. German:unerträglich, unhaltbar, ...
  3. Italian:insopportabile, insostenibile, ...
  4. Spanish:insoportable, insostenible, ...
  5. Portuguese:insuportável, insustentável, ...
  6. Chinese:无法忍受的, 站不住脚的, ...
  7. Japanese:耐えられない, 弁護できない, ...
  8. Arabic:لا يُطاق, لا يُمكِن الدِفاع عَنه, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִסְבָּל, בִּלְתִּי נִיתָּן לְהַצְדָּקָה, ...
  10. Russian:невыносимый, неоправданный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нестерпний, непідтримуваний, ...
  12. Hindi:असहनीय, असमर्थनीय, ...

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