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The phrase 'able to bear it' is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person's resilience in difficult, unpleasant, or painful situations. For example: Despite the hardships of his life, he was still able to bear it.
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You may be able to bear it, but there is an extra cost.
At the moment the pain is concentrated on those least able to bear it.
Now imagine not only being able to bear it, but welcoming it.
"But if something did I wouldn't be able to bear it".
The burden of refugees, no surprise, falls on those least able to bear it.
Were I she writing to my son, I wouldn't be able to bear it".
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To this day, if I am dissatisfied with my work or frustrated by it, the question I ask myself is "If this came out in print now, would I be able to bear hearing it quoted to me?" If the answer is no — and it often is — I go back to my desk and start again.
Somehow, he was able to bear hearing it again.We heard her tell him through her sobbing that there was no escape for her.
LeBron James, of course, would also like that trophy, but no one would be able to bear giving it to him while he's busily mired in a sniping match with Kendrick Perkins that reminds everyone anew why they hate him.
A day before the 50th anniversary of the 1964 coup, she said Brazil was able to bear the wounds it had suffered because it was now a "solid democracy".
Gatland will not undergo immediate surgery but has been advised that the injury to his right foot is severe and that he is unlikely to be able to bear weight on it by early June.
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