unendurable

/ ˌʌnɪnˈdjʊrəbəl /

adjective

1. not able to be undergone or tolerated; insufferable

Example Sentences

"The olden days, when discreet GPs used to bump people off if life got unendurable - unfortunately Dr Shipman changed all that because everything tightened up."

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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.

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Dignitas arranges accompanied suicide for people who have an illness leading "inevitably to death, unendurable pain or an unendurable disability", and want to voluntarily end their life.

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What became unendurable was the coup pulled by Ms Le Pen as the vote in the National Assembly approached on Tuesday afternoon.

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Dignitas is a not-for-profit Swiss organisation that provides physician-assisted dying to members who, in its words, have illnesses "that will lead inevitably to death, unendurable pain or an unendurable disability" and who have made a "reasoned request" with medical proof.

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