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unsuitable
[uhn-soo-tuh-buhl]
unsuitable
/ ʌnˈsuːtəbəl, ʌnˈsjuːt- /
adjective
not appropriate, suitable, or fit
Other Word Forms
- unsuitability noun
- unsuitableness noun
- unsuitably adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of unsuitable1
Example Sentences
While Bea sees the merits of bringing Patience into the investigation, Jake rejects her, both as an outsider and as “temperamentally unsuitable for this kind of work,” though — spoiler alert — he will come around.
"They suggest a loft surveys and suggest they make immediate decisions to get insulation, which proves unsuitable for the home, creates damp, and leads to mould," he said.
She is now being evicted from the two-bedroom property by the landlord, but says Ealing Council has only offered her unsuitable alternative accommodation, including one flat an hour away from her children's school.
Once going onto the waiting list, Mr Weaver said he realised a lot of the houses offered were unsuitable.
In an 80-page notice of intention, the planning reporter said there had been a "very significant" number of objections to the proposal, with many claiming the site was unsuitable.
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