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unendurable

British  
/ ˌʌnɪnˈdjʊrəbəl /

adjective

  1. not able to be undergone or tolerated; insufferable

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Paola Marra, who had terminal bowel cancer, died on Wednesday at the Swiss clinic - where people with illnesses leading to death, or unendurable pain or disability, can end their life.

From BBC

The movie is unendurable in a different way.

From Los Angeles Times

Eventually they confront Ladd’s greatest pain, a nearly unendurable loss she experienced as a young mother.

From New York Times

But this week, a “wildly entertaining” program became “almost unendurable” for Thompson, who was rankled by three more hours of the celebrities voicing objections to their treatment, calling it “relentlessly one-sided.”

From New York Times

Left with a feeling of unendurable “dissonance” with her ethics, she quit performing.

From New York Times