intolerable
ɪnˈtɑlərəbəl
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Definition of intolerable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

unbearableso bad or painful that no one can accept it
  • The heat was intolerable.
  • The noise from the construction was intolerable.
  • Her rude behavior became intolerable over time.
insufferable unbearable
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Expressions with intolerable

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accept a situation that is very hard to accept
He managed to tolerate the intolerable decision made by the committee.

Origin of intolerable

Latin, intolerabilis (unbearable)

Terms with intolerable included in their meaning

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intolerable
impossible to tolerate
intolerable
too painful or unpleasant to endure
intolerable
in a way that is impossible to endure
emotion
shows something is the most extreme or intolerable situation
intolerable situation
in a way that is more than can be tolerated
intolerable
extremely bad and cannot be tolerated
intolerable
cannot be tolerated or endured
intolerable
beyond the limit of what can be tolerated

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  1. French:insupportable, ...
  2. German:unerträglich, ...
  3. Italian:insopportabile, ...
  4. Spanish:insoportable, ...
  5. Portuguese:insuportável, ...
  6. Chinese:无法忍受, ...
  7. Japanese:耐え難い, ...
  8. Arabic:لا يُحتَمَل, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִסְבָּל, ...
  10. Russian:невыносимый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нестерпний, ...
  12. Hindi:असहनीय, ...
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