Definitionadj. not in keeping with what is correct or proper
Last update: September 17, 2015
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"Not unworthy, surely, but unfitting for it," replied the Scot. [Please select]
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Then he was majestic, now he was prosaic, and it seemed to her that his present rôle was unfitting. [Please select]
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It is wholly unfitting and always demoralizing when the priest, the politician, and the journalist turn their attention to private gain. [Please select]
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Whatever is inconsistent with rectilinearity is ignored, or opposed as unfitting. [Please select]
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When he is troubled by disturbing humours, he eats grass, with which he vomits up that which was unfitting, and recovers. [Please select]
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I would not listen to an unfitting suitor for my child. [Please select]
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"Because I thought it unfitting that the passage to the women's apartments should be left open when so many in the palace know the way," she answered readily enough. [Please select]
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You perhaps have an equal faith that the shadow of the British flag will be over the wilderness, but it would be most unfitting for you and me to quarrel about it now. [Please select]
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