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unsuitable
[ uhn-soo-tuh-buhl ]
unsuitable
/ ʌnˈsuːtəbəl; ʌnˈsjuːt- /
adjective
- not appropriate, suitable, or fit
Other Word Forms
- ܲȴܾ··i·ٲ ܲ·ܾa··Ա noun
- ܲ·ܾa· adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of unsuitable1
Example Sentences
She added: "The ankle leashes attached to the boards of those stuck in the hydraulic spin, which are totally unsuitable for fast-flowing water, made it even harder for them to get free."
The authority said it soon became evident some of the properties were unsuitable and would prove difficult to bring up to the high safety standards required for social housing.
She said there were "huge numbers" of empty properties for sale, because people had left the self-catering sector due to the 182-day threshold, but that they were too expensive or unsuitable to be local homes.
The board has only deemed a juvenile hall “unsuitable” to operate three times in its history, but each of the halls it ordered shut down were in L.A.
Young people have told the BBC how they were placed in dirty, dangerous and unsuitable accommodation in Wales as children.
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