unreasonable in Finnish
unreasonable in Finnish is kohtuuton — unreasonable means not guided by sound judgment or reason; excessive or unfair given the circumstances.
unreasonable in Finnish
kohtuuton
Not reasonable; going beyond what could be expected or asked for.
What does "unreasonable" mean?
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adj Not guided by sound judgment or reason; excessive or unfair given the circumstances.
"It seems unreasonable to expect a reply within the hour."
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unreasonable in a sentence
- It seems unreasonable to expect a reply within the hour.
- The landlord's demands were completely unreasonable.
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What is "unreasonable" in Finnish?
"unreasonable" in Finnish is kohtuuton. unreasonable means: Not guided by sound judgment or reason; excessive or unfair given the circumstances.
How do you use "unreasonable" in a sentence?
Example: "It seems unreasonable to expect a reply within the hour." In Finnish, "unreasonable" is kohtuuton.
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