Insufferably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSUFFERABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a manner or to a degree beyond endurance; intolerably; as, a blaze insufferably bright; a person insufferably proud.
ADVERB:
• INSUFFERABLE, not to be endured, also UNSUFFERABLE
ADJECTIVE:
• having or showing unbearable arrogance or conceit
• too extreme to bear; intolerable
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not to be endure; intolerable

Words related to INSUFFERABLY

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How to use INSUFFERABLY in a sentence

• The room was insufferably close, because it had rained and the windows were all tightly shut.
• She sprang from the bed and, her heart beating insufferably, felt her way to the window.
• How insufferably ugly such uncovered anatomy appears in the scenery of a rich and dainty music-room may be readily imagined by those who have been spared the unpleasing display.
• It began to grow insufferably hot in the pilot house.
• All the world knows, that the possession of arbitrary power has a strong tendency to make men shamelessly wicked and insufferably mischievous.
• I looked at the glowing fire which was getting insufferably hot, and gave it a passionate poke, exclaiming, I wish I could stop your draught.
• He was so elated with this success, became so insufferably vain, and assumed such imperious airs as to disgust all parties.
• And his romantic attitude toward the truth was merely a brilliant overplus of imagination without which life would be insufferably dull.
• The June wind, heavy with the waters of the Ganges which flows past Cawnpore, made the night insufferably hot.
• The young people opposite him were insufferably dull.
• These are still unpaved, and consequently in wet weather, in some places, impassable, and in dry weather insufferably dusty.
• Hsina was crying, and Fafann, who expected to go with her mistress, was insufferably important.
• As it wore on toward noon the atmosphere became insufferably sultry, and the sea looked as smooth as glass.
• It was by now high noon and insufferably hot, and the soft alluvial dust churned up by motor bicycles and galloping hoofs rose in suffocating clouds.
• The night was not too dark to show him the poker face fitting its nickname insufferably.
• The room was insufferably hot, so he directed the negro attendant to shut off the radiator, and himself threw open the window.
• They made signs audibly expressive of the fact that the air of the room was insufferably close, and very audibly slammed up the windows.
• The tube quarters had grown insufferably hot during the long blast, but the main tube-room was blistering as Ben led the men into it.
• It was insufferably warm, and fore and aft men sought vainly to sleep.
• It is insufferably impolite to stretch the body, extend the arms, or to assume different postures.
• The scorching heat of the sun, upon a dry and sandy country, now made the air insufferably hot.
• His style, both of thought and language, is to me insufferably irritating.
• My master grew weaker daily, and the weather was insufferably hot, the thermometer being, in the coolest place, 107 at twelve in the morning, and 109 at three in the afternoon.
• Still the day was insufferably long, and he rejoiced with a foolish extravagance of delight when the hour came for going home.
• Even out of doors it was insufferably hot, and soon I flung myself down on the bench within the arbour and set myself to read.

Similar words containing SUFFERAB without suffix ly and without prefix in

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