Bearable
Bearable adjective - Capable of being endured.
Trying
Trying adjective - Difficult to endure.
Usage example: a harrowing account of the trying conditions experienced by the hostages prior to their release
Both words in one sentence
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The very poorly-formatted but otherwise bearable Batman fan-fiction screenplay ''Batman: Masked Souls'' ends with Bane trying to tell a coast guard officer that Bruce Wayne really is Batman, before Bane falls dead (or unconscious?)
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However, all this remains bearable until episode 11, when the producers decided they wanted the big fight to be accompanied by classical music, so you get to hear some Japanese people who've obviously never studied any foreign languages other than English trying to sing "An die Freude".
Source: Light Novel / Kämpfer
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