Definition of unbearably in English:
unbearably
adverbʌnˈbɛːrəbliˌənˈbɛrəbli
In a way that is impossible or extremely hard to endure.
the men and their families have suffered unbearably
as submodifier even the nights were unbearably hot
Example sentencesExamples
- The movie unfolds at an unbearably slow pace.
- The locked-out crowd had two choices: remain uncomfortably warm in the plaza, or crowd into the box-office area and swelter unbearably.
- What renders these tales of same-sex love almost unbearably poignant is their constant battle to be retrieved.
- Holding unlikely poses or broadly gesticulating, they often whisper inaudibly or shout unbearably.
- Usually records of this sort are unbearably cutesy or too steeped in ironic smugness to be enjoyable.
Definition of unbearably in US English:
unbearably
adverbˌənˈbɛrəbliˌənˈberəblē
In a way that is impossible or extremely hard to endure.
the men and their families have suffered unbearably
as submodifier even the nights were unbearably hot
Example sentencesExamples
- The movie unfolds at an unbearably slow pace.
- Usually records of this sort are unbearably cutesy or too steeped in ironic smugness to be enjoyable.
- The locked-out crowd had two choices: remain uncomfortably warm in the plaza, or crowd into the box-office area and swelter unbearably.
- Holding unlikely poses or broadly gesticulating, they often whisper inaudibly or shout unbearably.
- What renders these tales of same-sex love almost unbearably poignant is their constant battle to be retrieved.