insufferableness

/ˌɪnˈsəfɝəbəɫnəs/ noun

The state of being insufferable.

Word Origin Suffer comes from Latin sub- 'under' and ferre 'to bear' — literally 'to bear from below,' to endure. Insufferable means not able to be endured, and insufferableness is that unbearable quality. The root ferre is incredibly productive: transfer (carry across), refer (carry back), prefer (carry before), offer (carry to), differ (carry apart), confer (carry together). The PIE *bher- also gives us fertile (bearing fruit) and aquifer (water-bearer).

noun The state of being insufferable. countable

The insufferableness of his arrogance made everyone avoid him.

(名词) 难以忍受;无法容忍 【令人难以忍受的状态】

他傲慢得令人难以忍受,使得大家都避开他。

(sustantivo) insufribilidad [El estado de ser insufrible.]

La insufribilidad de su arrogancia hacía que todos lo evitaran.

(nom) insupportabilité [Caractère de ce qui est insupportable; le fait d'être intenable ou exaspérant.]

Le **caractère insupportable** de son arrogance poussait tout le monde à l'éviter.

(Substantiv) Unerträglichkeit; Unausstehlichkeit [Der Zustand, unerträglich oder nicht auszuhalten zu sein.]

Die **Insufferableness** seiner Arroganz führte dazu, dass alle ihn mieden.

(名詞) 我慢ならない状態; 極めて不快な性質

彼の傲慢さの我慢ならなさがあって、誰もが彼を避けるようになった。

(substantivo) insuportabilidade [O estado de ser insuportável.]

A insuportabilidade de sua arrogância fez com que todos o evitassem.

Word parts: in + suffer + able + ness

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