Meaning & Definition of Insupportable in English
English⟶
Insupportable
not able to be tolerated or supported
Pronunciation:
/ˌɪn.səˈpɔːr.tə.bəl/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Unable to be endured or supported; intolerable.
Example Sentence: The insupportable heat during the summer made it difficult to work outside.
Definition: Not justifiable; beyond reason.
Example Sentence: His insupportable claims drew criticism from all sides.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from Latin 'insupportabilis', from 'in-' (not) + 'supportabilis' (able to be supported).
Synonyms
unbearableintolerableinsufferableunendurableexcessive
Common Phrases and Expressions
- insupportable burden: A situation or load that cannot be carried or endured.
- insupportable loss: A loss that is too great to cope with.
Translations
- Spanish: insostenible
- French: insupportable
- German: untragbar
- Russian: невыносимый
Related Words
- support: To bear or hold up; to sustain.
- tolerable: Able to be endured; acceptable.
Slang Meanings of insupportable
Meaning: Too much to deal with
Example Sentence: That situation was just insupportable; I had to walk away.