ill-suited

[ il-soo-tid ]

adjective

1. not suitable; inappropriate.

   Synonyms: inapt, unsuitable

   Antonyms: apt, suitable

Example Sentences

Each franchise examines the corrosive nature of power when it’s consolidated into an insulated ruling class or, worse, one ill-suited custodian.

From Salon

His formal announcement, held within the cozy confines of Mar-a-Lago, made his campaign feel insular and ill-suited to the current political realities.

From BBC

After losing his network job in Portland, my dad ended up doing some time working for his father, a position he was ill-suited for, to say the least.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead of putting things right on Sunday, they doubled-down, batted horrifically and gave ammunition to those who say their Bazballing approach is occasionally ill-suited to the discipline required for Test cricket.

From BBC

Biden’s long history in the Senate, and the spirit of collegiality he cultivated there, have made him ill-suited for such a fight.

From Salon