unsuitableness
- noun
- /ʌnˈsuːtəblnəs/
:
inadecuación
- The unsuitableness of this material for outdoor use became clear after a week of rain.
Examples
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He argued against the policy, highlighting its unsuitableness to the current economic situation.
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The unsuitableness of the dress for the occasion was clear.
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Due to its unsuitableness, the proposal was rejected by the committee.
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Her unsuitableness for the role was evident during the interview.
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The unsuitableness of the old equipment made it impossible to complete the project successfully.
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We noted the unsuitableness of the venue for the wedding due to its small size.
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Her unsuitableness for the role became clear during the interview process.
Synonyms
4
7.0
Not being suitable for a situation or place
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6.8
A situation when something cannot work well in everyday life
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6.5
Not suitable for a particular job or purpose
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5.5
A state in which something is not right for a particular use or situation
The state of not being suitable for a situation or purpose
Not suitable or right for a situation
A condition where something cannot be used
A lack of enough quality, amount or skill for a purpose
A situation where something is not good enough
A state of being unsuitable or unwise for a specific purpose
Antonyms
How Unsuitable
Surface Forms
Morphology
unsuitableness = unsuitable (transparent) = un + suit + able + ness
The suffix '-ness' clearly forms a noun indicating a state or quality from the adjective 'unsuitable'.
Etymology
Unsuitableness is made from the parts un- ('not'), suitable ('right' or 'fit'), and -ness ('the state of'). So unsuitableness means the state of not being right or fit for a particular purpose.