Given the prefix in- (“not”) and the root suffer (to bear), what does insufferable mean?

unable to endure
seeking to endure
happy to endure
enduring

Analyzing the word “insufferable” with the given information we can find the following:

Prefix: in -> not

Root: suffer -> to bear

Suffix: able -> capable of

We can conclude that this word means something the is not capable of bear or suffer, from the option given the answer would be unable to endure.

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