insufferable in Polish
insufferable in Polish is nieznośny — insufferable means so unpleasant or annoying that it is almost impossible to put up with.
insufferable in Polish
nieznośny
Not sufferable; very difficult or impossible to endure; intolerable, unbearable.
What does "insufferable" mean?
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adj So unpleasant or annoying that it is almost impossible to put up with.
"He became insufferable after winning the award."
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insufferable in a sentence
- He became insufferable after winning the award.
- The heat in the office was insufferable by mid-afternoon.
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What is "insufferable" in Polish?
"insufferable" in Polish is nieznośny. insufferable means: So unpleasant or annoying that it is almost impossible to put up with.
How do you use "insufferable" in a sentence?
Example: "He became insufferable after winning the award." In Polish, "insufferable" is nieznośny.
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