Definitions
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- noun The state of being
insufferable .
Etymologies
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Examples
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His expression of fatigue, indicating her insufferableness, had not abated; neither had her air of being a duchess looking at bugs.
Gentle Julia Booth Tarkington 1907
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It meant this: He is staying here to study the character of Major Frank; well now, he shall see it in all its rudeness and insufferableness, and we shall see how long he will stay in spite of me.
Majoor Frans. English James [Translator] Akeroyd 1849
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Among other things, voters will assume that a PNM victory in those circumstances would mean a sharp and irreversible rise, to the point of insufferableness, in the very arrogance and lack of sensitivity they now find so objectionable.
TrinidadExpress Today's News Reginald Dumas 2010
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This is good, because if CMS wasn't filled to the brim with insufferableness then we wouldn't get any kind of satisfaction from beating them.
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Which is to say, my disgust with cell phone ubiquity (and the insufferableness of its users) is reaching critical mass.
Memphis Flyer 2009
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Which is to say, my disgust with cell phone ubiquity (and the insufferableness of its users) is reaching critical mass.
Memphis Flyer 2009
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This is good, because if CMS wasn't filled to the brim with insufferableness then we wouldn't get any kind of satisfaction from beating them.
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