Meanings of very unsuitable in English

Unfortunately, the district now to be traversed was very unsuitable for sledges.

Joost did not like that either; he thought it very unsuitable.

Their unsettled life is very unsuitable to keeping up their generation.

This employment, however, was very unsuitable to young Cook's disposition.

Wheat can be planted in what would be considered a very unsuitable tilth for barley.

It really ought to be returned as very unsuitable.

On the whole, tin-plate is a very unsuitable material for the storage and preservation of acid goods.

I think the crown which was set on my head would not be very unsuitable to you.

A very unsuitable substance, however, was selected for the purpose, viz., sawdust, which is hygroscopic organic, and combustible.

It would be very unsuitable.

She declared she never would consent to any daughter of hers making so foolish, so very unsuitable a marriage.

The new Princesses shall live there next year; it is very unsuitable for them to be so near common Grubs.

A scoundrel would be a very unsuitable husband for Marian- IperceiveI annoy you by calling her by her name.

But; unfortunately, the extravagance of her conduct, which was very unsuitable to her situation, soon became the subject of general animadversion.

Such a very unsuitable thing for the child to arrive quite alone at the station, and no one to meet her there!

Anyhow, it made the temperature of the lagoon a very unsuitable figure for the alligators, and they had to be looked promptly after.