Meanings of quite inadmissible in English

Some other dates assigned for the birth of Christ are quite inadmissible.

But that is quite inadmissible, he said to himself, remembering his law-abiding, correct, and proper life.

Old mahogany and horsehair were here quite inadmissible.

Good, Watson, very good-butquite inadmissible.

The envoys, on parting, made a strenuous effort to negotiate a loan, but the frugal Queen considered the proposition quite inadmissible.

My friends the wood-cutters were likewise scandalized, and with a better show of reason-though I admit that the reason itself was quite inadmissible.

Again the council separated, still undecided except for one thing that the claim of Mr. Ito to the hand of Asako was quite inadmissible.

Manufacturers can therefore allow themselves many little liberties, which would be quite inadmissible if the price of manufactured goods were lowered by brisk competition.

One of the most unstable of substances, being slowly volatile even at common temperatures, iodine is or ought to be quite inadmissible as a constituent.

"Musikfreunde," with the request that they will in future regard me as quite inadmissible as a conductor.