unsupportable
/ˌʌnsəˈpɔːrtəbəl/
adjective
- Impossible to bear or endure; intolerable.
- The heat in the attic was unsupportable during the summer.
- Living under such constant pressure was unsupportable for her.
- The pain from his injury became unsupportable, so he went to the hospital.
- Not able to be justified or defended with evidence or reason.
- The lawyer argued that the accusation was unsupportable in court.
- His claim that he had never made a mistake was unsupportable.
- The scientist called the theory unsupportable because it lacked data.
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