insufferable

Modifies a noun

• pain: Then sinners will not be able to hide themselves; but, with insufferable pain, they shall be compelled to appear in judgment.
• arrogance: For all its dodgy haircuts, confused politics and insufferable arrogance, we're still benefiting from its influence today, argues Andy Medhurst.
• cow: Who on earth was that insufferable cow with the loud voice, moaning about everyone else?
• snob: Then there's Olympia's ex, an insufferable snob, who sees the ball as the perfect opportunity for a family feud.
• vanity: I am aware that this will appear to be insufferable vanity to some modest types.
• heat: She captures a flavor of the quiet loneliness, the insufferable heat, and the barren landscape in which her characters live.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The amount of paging traffic on EMAS concerned with trivial buffer filling and emptying rapidly became insufferable.