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Meanings of totally unsuited in English

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Usage of totally unsuited in English
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They seemed totally unsuited to a direct examination at the hands of his own counsel.
The House of the Whispering Pines
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Many, perhaps the majority, of the arrivals were totally unsuited for the actual work of mining.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 17
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It has no footpath for most of its length and is totally unsuited to this traffic.
The Irish Times
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Which actors are totally unsuited for the gig?
Wired
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Then, French is unapproachable; English would be totally unsuited to the occasion, and German even more so.
Cornelius O'Dowd Upon Men And Women And Other Things In General
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But the Santa Clara field turned out to be totally unsuited to the storage of nuclear weapons.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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They are now living in emergency hotel and B&B accommodation that is totally unsuited to family life.
The Irish Times
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Their Scottish leader, Sir Ming Campbell, is dignified, intelligent and statesmanlike - and totally unsuited to his role.
The Guardian
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It is stony, sterile, and hideous, and totally unsuited for the occupation or habitation of the white man.
Australia Twice Traversed / The Romance of Exploration, Being a ...
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The banker is, as I have noted, by training and because of his position, totally unsuited to the conduct of industry.
My Life and Work
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He went for his ideals to an imaginary past and what he taught and praised was often totally unsuited to modern conditions.
Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions — Volume 1
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They are unwearied in their efforts to get at truth, and govern wisely; but our system of law is totally unsuited for Orientals.
Sport and Work on the Nepaul Frontier / Twelve Years Sporting Re...
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Such land is totally unsuited and only becomes plantable when the timeless bog cover is gouged away and the underlying water-logged earth drained.
The Irish Times
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One of her vanities was her small feet, on which she always wore the daintiest of shoes, often totally unsuited to the occasion.
The Life of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson
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'It was a kindness as a matter of fact, my lord.' He saw Godschale's eyebrows rise doubtfully and added, 'He was totally unsuited.
Beyond the Reef
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