Meanings of unadaptable in English

But he had proved himself incompetent, unadaptable, a stick, a pedantic incapable.

In N's mid-twenties, Sullivan had seemed a romantic survivor, unadaptable to civilian tedium.

When praxis began to differentiate, mytho-magical experiences proved unadaptable to the resulting pragmatic framework.

I am too stiffened by work, unskilled in travel, too unadaptable to begin again elsewhere.

A lonely childhood had rendered him unsociable, unadaptable.

It is unadaptable to subtlety or circumlocution.

The New York doctor possessed none of these qualities; moreover, he was pitifully unadaptable outside of the artificial world in which he posed.

This was partly due to his very skilful preparation and approach and partly to the mechanical, unadaptable, and sometimes inept conduct of his five cross-examiners.

There were no significant differences for the Difficult, Unadaptable, and Unpredictable scales between very premature and term infants.

Among very premature infants, those with cerebral lesions as diagnosed by neonatal ultrasound scan were rated higher on the Dull and Unadaptable scales.