The phrase "able to bare" is not correct in written English; it should be "able to bear." You can use it when expressing the capacity to endure or tolerate something.
Example: "She was finally able to bear the weight of her responsibilities after years of hard work."
Alternatives: "capable of enduring" or "able to withstand."
Ten days after surgery the swelling in her right arm was reduced by half, compared with measurements taken 10 days prior to the operation, and she has been able to bare her arm, which she used to keep covered in a compression treatment sleeve most of the day.
Explicit language in the new law enables a health plan and drug plan to be offered by any well-capitalized outfit adept at marketing and able to bare some financial risk.
An Egyptian asked me to help him bare his brick and I constantly bumped against the walls of the pyramids, due to the heavy bricks, which I was able to bare via alchemy.
I was afraid those around me wouldn't be able to bare my truth; I was hurting, but from the outside looking into my life, my successes were clouding many from seeing that hurt.
In less than two hours, Mr. Stubblefield was able to lay bare a network protected by Wired Equivalent Privacy technology.
This makes it the more remarkable that he was able to lay bare the awful background to the no less awful war in the Crimea; a war that was launched over a stupid quarrel about great-power stewardship in Jerusalem, and thus a war that is still, in our own day, continuing to be fought.
The way that Frank is able to lay bare the complex emotions inherent in love: yearning, regret, hope, desperation, etc., is nothing short of astounding.
Similarly, the species closely related to A. thaliana are able to colonize bare rocky habitats.
If I'm able to have a bare brick wall somewhere, I'd like that.
Below: Court President Péter Paczolay Even though the government had cut the jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court, changed the system for electing judges, expanded the bench and packed it with party loyalists, Court President Péter Paczolay has been able to skillfully mobilize bare majorities to hand setbacks to the government.
(Once you have the job, you may be able to go back to bare legs, depending on the office).
