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Meanings of quite unsuited in anglès

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Usage of quite unsuited in anglès
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The open hall is quite unsuited to a conversation of this nature.
The Chief Legatee
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Anyhow, we were quite unsuited to each other-wehadn't an idea in common.
Joanna Godden
3
Really, you are quite unsuited to be a citizen of a republican country.
Home as Found / Sequel to "Homeward Bound"
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It's a boy he's picked up in the streets, quite unsuited for the place.
The Cash Boy
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The one was quite unsuited to the other.
Confession; Or, The Blind Heart. A Domestic Story
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They are quite unsuited to each other.
Helen with the High Hand (2nd ed.)
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For a time, however, although he was quite unsuited for such a life, he became a friar.
English Literature for Boys and Girls
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Horses and cattle keep their condition fairly, but sheep do not thrive; the country is quite unsuited to them.
Narrative of the Overland Expedition of the Messrs. Jardine from...
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This first sun-dial came from Catina in Sicily, and was therefore quite unsuited to indicate the hours at Rome.
Social life at Rome in the Age of Cicero
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I coasted down hills on them amidst universal jeers; every one declared that they were quite unsuited to Canadian conditions.
The Days Before Yesterday
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The guns, if not exactly obsolete, were quite unsuited for the work that had to be done, but they were the best procurable.
Forty-one years in India: from subaltern to commander-in-chief
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As time went on the natives were ground down more and more, and set to tasks for which they were temperamentally quite unsuited.
South America
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The subject was a dry one, and quite unsuited to Dr. Spenser, whose heart was set on maintaining a reputation for caustic wit.
Hyacinth
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