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"completely unbearable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation or experience that is very difficult or unpleasant. For example, "The heat this summer has been completely unbearable."
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"I mean, it's completely unbearable in there.
Now, summer is coming, and it will be completely unbearable".
"He is completely unbearable, narcissistic, egocentric but also lovely and charming.
Our first job, a Jumpster informed us, was to come up with an idea that would make air travel completely unbearable.
He recalled a line delivered by the Angel a few pages on from the section they had just finished rehearsing: "Before Life on Earth becomes finally merely impossible / It will for a long time before have become completely unbearable".
People tend to make change when their pain becomes completely unbearable.
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I'm very fortunate like that but I know people whose life has become completely uncontrollable and unbearable".
If the unbearable happens and your boot gets completely wet, your feet stay dry.
The pinches he'd given me had grown into hard, swollen clumps of skin that were unbearable to touch, and my nipples were completely black and blue.
"What might be unbearable for adults could keep a 5-year-old completely enthralled," he said.
This completely breaks him, and he begins to find life to be unbearable without the only thing he ever really loved.
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