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Differences between "unsuited" and "unsuitable"
For example,
This topic is unsuited to be talked in public.
This topic is unsuitable to be talked in public.
Which one is corret? Thanks for answers.
Jun 10, 2013 4:11 AM
Answers · 4
The second one is correct. Unsuitable means inappropriate. Unsuited means "not a good match," "not compatible," or sometimes "unaccustomed." Unsuitable is very common in spoken English. Unsuited is not. There are better words that mean the same thing and are less ambiguous.
June 10, 2013
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