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- Dictionaryunsuitable/ʌnˈsuːtəbl/
adjective
- 1. not fitting or appropriate: "the display is unsuitable for young children" Similar Opposite
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not acceptable or right for someone or something; not suitable: The software blocks material that is unsuitable for children. Synonyms. improper (WRONG) formal. inappropriate. irregular (RULE) formal. unacceptable. unbecoming. Fewer examples. They officially designated the area as unsuitable for human habitation.
not acceptable or right for someone or something; not suitable: The software blocks material that is unsuitable for children. Synonyms. improper (WRONG) formal. inappropriate. irregular (RULE) formal. unacceptable. unbecoming. Fewer examples. They officially designated the area as unsuitable for human habitation.
The meaning of UNSUITABLE is not fitting or right for a use or purpose : not suitable. How to use unsuitable in a sentence.
Something that's unsuitable doesn't work well or is out of place. A kitchen knife is unsuitable for sawing firewood. You can use the adjective unsuitable to describe something that isn't well suited for a use: flip flops are unsuitable shoes to wear in a blizzard.
(ʌnsuːtəbəl ) adjective. Someone or something that is unsuitable for a particular purpose or situation does not have the right qualities for it. Amy's shoes were unsuitable for walking any distance. [ + for] ...taking heavy traffic out of unsuitable towns and villages.
Unsuitable definition: not suitable; inappropriate; unfitting; unbecoming.. See examples of UNSUITABLE used in a sentence.
unsuitable (for somebody/something) not right or appropriate for a particular person, purpose or occasion. He was wearing shoes that were totally unsuitable for climbing. They considered him quite unsuitable for their daughter. These roads are unsuitable for use by heavy vehicles.
