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What does unsuitable mean?

"Unsuitable" means not appropriate, fitting, or qualified for a particular purpose, situation, or person. It suggests that something or someone is not the right choice, or that they would be a bad fit.

Here are some ways to think about it:

* Not the right size or shape: Like a shoe that's too small for your foot.

* Not the right material: Like using a paper cup for hot soup.

* Not the right personality: Like asking a shy person to give a presentation.

* Not the right skill set: Like hiring a plumber to fix your computer.

Here are some examples of how "unsuitable" might be used:

* "The weather is unsuitable for a picnic." (The weather is too bad).

* "This book is unsuitable for young children." (It's too complex or has inappropriate content).

* "He was considered unsuitable for the job." (He didn't have the necessary skills or experience).

Synonyms for "unsuitable" include:

* inappropriate

* unfit

* inadequate

* improper

* unfitting

* unqualified

* unacceptable

* inappropriate

* undesirable

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