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Term: unbearable

Part of speech: adjective

Sense 1: Not able to be endured or tolerated.

Example sentence: The pain from his broken leg was unbearable, making it impossible for him to walk.

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Sense 2: Extremely difficult or challenging.

Example sentence: The final exam was unbearable; I studied for hours but still struggled to answer the questions.

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Part of speech: adverb

Sense: Used to emphasize the intensity of something.

Example sentence: The crowd cheered unbearably loud when their team scored the winning goal.

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Part of speech: noun

Sense: A person or thing that is unbearable.

Example sentence: Sarah is such an unbearable; she constantly complains and makes everyone's life miserable.

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