unsuitable in Irish
unsuitable in Irish is mí-oiriúnach — unsuitable means not right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
unsuitable in Irish
mí-oiriúnach
Not suitable.
What does "unsuitable" mean?
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adj Not right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
"The film was deemed unsuitable for young children."
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unsuitable in a sentence
- The film was deemed unsuitable for young children.
- These shoes are unsuitable for hiking.
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What is "unsuitable" in Irish?
"unsuitable" in Irish is mí-oiriúnach. unsuitable means: Not right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
How do you use "unsuitable" in a sentence?
Example: "The film was deemed unsuitable for young children." In Irish, "unsuitable" is mí-oiriúnach.
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