misfit in Polish
misfit in Polish is odmieniec — misfit means a person who doesn't fit in with the people or group around them.
misfit in Polish
odmieniec
A badly adjusted person; someone unsuitable or set apart because of their habits, behaviour etc.
What does "misfit" mean?
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noun A person who doesn't fit in with the people or group around them.
"At his new school he felt like a total misfit for the first few weeks."
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noun Something, especially clothing, that fits badly.
"The jacket was clearly a misfit, hanging loose at the shoulders."
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misfit in a sentence
- At his new school he felt like a total misfit for the first few weeks.
- The jacket was clearly a misfit, hanging loose at the shoulders.
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What is "misfit" in Polish?
"misfit" in Polish is odmieniec. misfit means: A person who doesn't fit in with the people or group around them.
How do you use "misfit" in a sentence?
Example: "At his new school he felt like a total misfit for the first few weeks." In Polish, "misfit" is odmieniec.
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