Unsuited

Definition

unsuited /ʌn'su:tÇd; Brit also -'sju:- / adj ၁။ ~ (to sth/ do sth) မသင့္ေသာ။ မထိုက္ေသာ။ measures that are unsuited to improve the economy ❍ He proved unsuited to a position of responsibility. ၂။ ~ (to sb/ sth) မလိုက္ေသာ။ မလိုက္ဖက္ေသာ။ Their relationship was an unhappy one because they were totally unsuited (to each other).

Examples

1. ‘She's almost completely unsuited to the role of political wife
2. which might be why I like her.’
3. ‘They were unhappy in a job for which they might well be unsuited.’
4. ‘This girl is clearly unsuited for the job
5. and is only taking it to earn the few pennies it pays.’
6. ‘In fact algae technology offers the opportunity to utilise land and water resources that are
7. today
8. unsuited for any other use.’
9. ‘She said yesterday that she found her portfolio unsuited to her interests and wanted to work on the London Child Poverty Commission.’
10. ‘Her husband is a high-court judge and she herself
11. clearly unsuited to fading quietly into senior citizenry
12. has just been called to the Irish Bar.’
13. ‘It was just that I was unsuited to being a child
14. or an exile.’
15. ‘Although temperamentally unsuited to medicine
16. he qualified as a doctor in 1951 when in his forties.’
17. ‘We wrote that Swift boats were unsuited for such secret missions
18. given their large size and noise.’
19. ‘Critics worry that despite all the fixes
20. the complex design may still be unsuited to the rigors of real war.’
21. ‘Don't waste time applying for jobs you're unsuited for.’
22. ‘A shame that the present system has defaulted back to a typeface which is totally unsuited for signage.’
23. ‘It is not realism to suppose that one-fifth of humanity is unsuited to liberty; it is pessimism and condescension
24. and we should have none of it.’
25. ‘For example
26. the LAV3 is wholly unsuited to dangerous combat zones due to its lack of survivability.’
27. ‘Most of the new generation vehicles are unsuited to Indian roads.’
28. ‘In many ways he was unsuited to the life of a country parson
29. and he chafed under the restrictions.’
30. ‘An academic boycott is a political act with a political goal
31. and if it is unsuited to the purpose then it is bad politics.’
32. ‘Delightful though that is
33. it makes them peculiarly unsuited to expressing Scotland's place in the 21st century world.’
34. ‘Both these notions of secularism are unsuited to our situation.’
35. ‘Clearly
36. the Premier of Tasmania appointed someone totally unsuited to the job of Governor.’