What does "untolerably" mean?

"Untolerably" is an adverb that means "intolerable" or "not tolerable". It is used to describe something that is so bad, unacceptable, or difficult to endure that it cannot be tolerated.

Here are some examples of how "untolerably" might be used in a sentence:

* The noise in the apartment was untolerably loud, so we had to move out.
* The working conditions were untolerably poor, so we went on strike.
* The food was untolerably spicy, so I couldn't finish my meal.

In each of these examples, the thing being described is so bad or difficult to endure that it cannot be tolerated.

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