Meanings of utterly unsuited in English

His wife was utterly unsuited to his tastes, and finally deserted him.

You and I are utterly unsuited to one another-everybodysees it.

You could not be happy with him; you would see how utterly unsuited you are.

They do not see how utterly unsuited they are.

He was a citizen of Moquegua, very young, and utterly unsuited for his present errand.

Her husband, she had long ago admitted, with bitter self-communings, was utterly unsuited to her.

Why won't you see how utterly unsuited we are?

They were utterly unsuited to life in the wilderness, being gentlemen, small tradesmen, lawyers, and the like.

The union was an unhappy one, as the husband and wife were utterly unsuited to each other.

We drew a forlorn picture of the rooms, which, as a fact, were utterly unsuited to his purpose.

To begin with, she could not imagine persons more utterly unsuited to one another than Wyvis and his wife.

Sensational revenges such as she feared seemed so incongruous, so utterly unsuited to those laughing, long-lashed eyes of hers!

Roman Catholic bishops have been shown again and again to be utterly unsuited to have responsibility for the safety of children.

It simply proves that the German system of administration, which was forced upon them without their consent, was utterly unsuited to their nature.

But when they received the clothing, all utterly unsuited to their requirements as it was, their beaming faces eloquently proclaimed the reality of their joy.

Such a change, protested Davison, was utterly unworthy a person of the Earl's quality, and utterly unsuited to the necessity of the time and state.