unbearably

English

Etymology

From unbearable +‎ -ly.

Adverb

unbearably (comparative more unbearably, superlative most unbearably)

1. In an unbearable manner, not bearably, in a way unable to be borne

Translations

in an unbearable manner

• Arabic: بِشَكْلٍ لَا يُطَاقُ (bišaklin lā yuṭāqu)
• Armenian: չարաչար (hy) (čʻaračʻar)
• Catalan: insuportablement
• Czech: nesnesitelně (cs), neúnosně
• Finnish: sietämättömästi
• French: insupportablement (fr), insoutenablement (fr)
• Georgian: აუტანლად (auṭanlad)
• German: unerträglich (de), unleidlich
• Greek: αφόρητα (el) (afórita)
• Hungarian: elviselhetetlenül, kibírhatatlanul
• Italian: insostenibilmente (it), insopportabilmente (it)
• Polish: nieznośnie (pl)
• Portuguese: insuportavelmente
• Russian: нестерпи́мо (ru) (nesterpímo), невыноси́мо (ru) (nevynosímo)
• Serbo-Croatian: нѐсносно, nèsnosno (sh)
• Spanish: insufriblemente, insoportablemente
• Swedish: olidligt (sv)