English to Esperanto Meaning of insufferable - netolerebla

Insufferable :

netolerebla

adjective

neeltenebla, malbelega, mordanta, malfortan, netolerebla, bestecaj, ŝoka, malbenitaj, abomenindaj, malbenitan, malnoblaj, netoleremaj, senpacienca

Insufferable :: netolerebla

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Definitions of insufferable in English

Adjective(1) unbearably arrogant or conceited(2) too extreme to bear

Examples of insufferable in English

(1) Such is the scenario in Pearl Harbor, essentially an orgy of impressive special effects that are wrapped up in about two hours of insufferable romantic-conundrum filler.(2) After spending two to three months in insufferable conditions, they were shackled to boats bound for the Americas and Europe.(3) The stone pages of the law have, by definition, become the absolute of literature, thus achieving a dominion over the literary world of which everyday insufferable literary critics can only dream.(4) The many hours that Scott had to bear without knowing at all what was happening were insufferable .(5) Those Australians are bad enough when they are crowing about their inevitable sporting victories over these islands; now they will be insufferable .(6) There were lots of totally insufferable kids there who'd come into class and announce, ├ö├ç├┐My mummy's coming to pick me up for an audition at three o'clock├ö├ç├û.(7) There is no song that cannot be made more insufferable by a dire ├ö├ç├┐reggae version├ö├ç├û, in fact there is only one surer-fire way of lowering quality and that is to include a bit of toasting.(8) How does punishment, no matter how insufferable , become legal?(9) You know, he can be awfully pedantic, and awfully insufferable .(10) Then you can send your new animated, all-singing, all-dancing creation to anybody you want to, to prove exactly how insufferable you really are.(11) What other cosmic reasoning can explain this insufferable , graceless production of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream now playing at the Poor Alex?(12) The space ship in Solaris is the very image of the place from which Tarkovsky sees the world in all of his films - across a space of radical separation and insufferable desire.(13) The opposite is true: periods of decline, an absence of having something to say and infertility are often insufferable for those who can't endure it.(14) As an individual he was probably insufferable : it should be enough to mention that he was a vegetarian, a teetotaller, and an anti-vivisectionist.(15) More cars blocking the arterial routes into Leeds have led to an insufferable increase in journey times for some commuters, a new report has found.(16) But the owners of the planet, who do their utmost to make this world insufferable , add the evitable to the inevitable, and charge us for the favour.

Related Phrases of insufferable

(1) insufferable ::

netolerebla

Related Phrases of insufferable

(1) insufferable ::

netolerebla

Synonyms

Adjective

1. intolerable ::

netolerebla

2. conceited ::

vantaj

3. unsufferable ::

unsufferable

Antonyms

1. tolerable ::

tolerebla

Different Forms

insufferable

Word Example from TV Shows

Yeah, now, that's you. Obnoxious and INSUFFERABLE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 3

Examples of insufferable from TV Shows

Yeah, now, that's you. Obnoxious and INSUFFERABLE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 3

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