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unsuitable
adjective as in not proper, inappropriate
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During those two years he was offered six places to live, but each time either his family or the occupational health team found them unsuitable.
The official also claimed his vehicle was unsuitable under new legislation, because it was not big enough to convey sick, injured or disabled patients.
We spoke to organisations working in the planning, building and management of social homes who tell us they are in a "perfect storm" of financial uncertainty, unsuitable construction and huge bills for repairs.
The Law Commission - an independent body which reviews legislation in England and Wales - says current burial and cremation laws are out of date and "unsuitable for the modern world".
The RCS report - first leaked to The Sunday Times earlier this month - concluded that children had "incorrect" and "unsuitable" surgery - leaving many with life-altering conditions and suffering from severe harm.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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