Intolerable
Tags: TOEFL core, academic
adjective
too bad, painful, or unacceptable to endure.
- The heat in the room was intolerable.
- His rude behavior became intolerable over time.
- The delay caused an intolerable level of frustration.
noun Intolerance
unwillingness or inability to accept differences, opinions, or conditions.
- The policy promotes awareness and reduces intolerance.
- Lactose intolerance can cause stomach problems.
- Religious intolerance has led to conflict throughout history.
adjective intolerably
in a way that is too bad or unpleasant to endure.
- The room was intolerably noisy.
- She felt intolerably embarrassed by the mistake.
- The process moved intolerably slowly.