Unsuitable, unfitting, improper.

Unfit, unsuitable.

Unbecoming; unsuitable.

Not as it should be; not in accordance with what is considered morally correct, appropriate, etc… Applied to an element, aspect, or attribute of…

Not right or justifiable in nature or application; not applicable or proper; unfitting, unsuitable.

Inappropriate, unsuitable, unfitting.

Unbecoming, unfitting. (Common 1390–1550.)

Not appropriate or suitable; improper. Also of times, etc.: Unseasonable.

Inappropriate, unbecoming, unsuitable.

Unfit for a particular purpose; unsuitable, inappropriate. Cf. queem, adj. 1. rare.

Const. for, to. Obsolete.

Inappropriate; not fit or proper; (also) unworthy. Cf. likely, adj. 4. Obsolete.

Incongruous, inappropriate; = inconvenient, adj. 1 2. Chiefly with to, unto, or with. Obsolete.

Not appropriate to the time or circumstances; incongruous, unsuitable, untimely; irrational, absurd; (also) trivial. Also with to. Obsolete.

Unsuitable, unfitting, inappropriate.

Not suitable, fit, or proper; inappropriate. Now archaic. Without construction.

Not adapted, according, or answering to intention, requirement, or purpose; not proper, fitting, or appropriate; unsuitable. †Also const. to.

Not proper or appropriate; not justified or warranted.

Unsuitable; unprofitable.

Not befitting the case or circumstances; unsuitable, unmeet, inappropriate, out of place. Obsolete.

Scottish. Uncongenial. Obsolete. rare.

= unmeet, adj. 5b.

Unsuited or unadapted to some end. Obsolete.

Of things: Not fit, proper, or suitable for some purpose or end. †Also const. to (a person).

Unprofitable, unfit, unsuitable; unbefitting, unbecoming. Const. for, to, or infinitive. Obsolete.

Unfitting.

Unsuitable or inappropriate for a particular purpose. Obsolete.

Irrelevant, unsuitable, extraordinary: = extravagant, adj. 4–6.

Not appropriate for particular circumstances; not in accordance with accepted standards; inappropriate, unsuitable, unacceptable; = improper, adj. 2.

Not in accordance with the nature of the case or the purpose in view; unsuitable, unfit, inappropriate, ill-adapted.

Unfitting.

Unfit or unsuited for some use or purpose. Of things.

With object: Not beseeming or befitting (a person, etc.); unbecoming or inappropriate to. (Very common in 17th cent.)

Const. to or for.

Inapplicable.

Without const. Unfitted, unsuited, unadapted. Of things.

Not likely; improbable. Not likely in terms of suitability; unsuitable or unqualified for a purpose or activity; not (obviously) well-suited. Cf. l…

Not fitting or suitable; unbecoming, improper.

Not adapted or suited; unfit.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Not befitting or suitable. Without const.

Unfitted, unsuitable. Obsolete. rare.

Not suited or adapted; unfitted, unfit.

Opposite to the proper or right one; ‘the wrong’. Obsolete. rare.

(?) ‘Unsuitable’ (Todd), unfit; inferior. Obsolete. (But the reading is disputed.)

Unfit.

Not competible; not within one's competence or capacity; not properly applicable or suitable to; inappropriate. Sometimes confused with incompatible…

Disagreeing or inconsistent with the circumstances or requirements of the case, or with what is reasonable or becoming; unbecoming, unsuitable…

Unfit.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Not suitable; unfit.

Not applicable; incapable of being applied (to some case); unsuitable (to the purpose).

Not adapted; unsuitable.

Incongruous.

Not suited to the occasion; not adapted to circumstances; out of place, inappropriate.

Unsuited; unaccommodated.

Unsuitable, unfitting; = incommodious, adj. 4.

Unbecoming, inappropriate. Obsolete.

Marked by lack of reason or fitness. Obsolete.

=inapplicable, adj.

Not suitable; unsuitable.

Unfitting.

Inopportune, inappropriate.

Not adapted to the purpose or occasion; unsuitable, inappropriate, inapposite.

That is out of (esp. a natural or appropriate) position; misplaced; (figurative) inappropriate, unsuitable, unseasonable.

Unsuited to the nature of the thing mentioned or under consideration.

Of persons (or other agents): Not fitted, suited, or adapted for some end or action. Also in combinations (in unfit-like) and absol.

Unsuitable.

Not appropriate; unsuitable to the particular case; unfitting, improper.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Not suitable, unsuitable.

Hence, Unfit, or considered unfit, to be chosen; unworthy of choice.

Unhappy, unfortunate; esp. not happily suited to the occasion or circumstances; not apt or appropriate: the opposite of felicitous, adj.

Not apropos; irrelevant(ly); inappropriate(ly).

Poorly adapted, unsuitable, or inappropriate for a particular purpose; back-to-front.

Ill-suited, inappropriate.

Not congenial or suited to the genius of.

= inappropriate, adj.

Not becoming or befitting; unsuitable; improper. Const. to.

= inappropriate, adj.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

figurative (originally Australian). Unacceptable, improper, in poor taste; inappropriate.

figurative. Inappropriate, ill-conceived; acting in an unsuitable or inappropriate way, abnormal, peculiar.

In pregnant sense: Unlikely to ‘do’, suit, etc. Also, that does not ‘look the part’.