Bearable meaning in English
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Definition
bearable: able to be tolerated, accepted or endured
I can't bear it!: I cannot stand it! It is impossible for me to tolerate or endure!
Examples
- "At this difficult time, your role is vital in keeping Doris's working life bearable."
Exercise 1
"your role is vital in keeping Doris's working life bearable"
Which term is the best synonym of "bearable"?
Which term is the best synonym of "bearable"?
"your role is vital in keeping Doris's working life bearable"
Which term is the best synonym of "bearable"?
Which term is the best synonym of "bearable"?
This is incorrect. The term "organized" is not a synonym of "bearable".
This is incorrect. If something is "enjoyable", it is fun to do. The term "enjoyable" is not a synonym of "bearable".
This is correct. If something is "bearable", it is "tolerable". Example: Being a teacher is extremely hard work, but the long holidays make the job a lot more BEARABLE. In the email, Luna writes that "(Philip's) role is vital in keeping Doris's working life bearable". This means that Philip can make conditions easier for Doris so that she can better tolerate her job.
This is correct. The term "productive" means "efficient" or "industrious". The term "productive" is not a synonym of "bearable".
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