unmeet Antonyms
Strongest:
- good
- meet
- fitting
- suitable
- appropriate
- fit
- apt
- proper
- right
- right
- applicable
- pretty
- fit
- pretty
- happy
- good
- becoming
- appropriate
- apt
- becoming
- suitable
- fitting
- happy
- meet
- applicable
- proper
Strong:
- befitting
- just
- condign
- befitting
- just
- fitted
- justified
- justified
- condign
- felicitous
- fitted
- felicitous
Weak:
Strongest:
- infelicitous
- unfit
- unsuitable
- incongruous
- inapt
- indecent
- unskilled
- unhappy
- unfitting
- inapplicable
- incapable
- improper
- incompetent
- inappropriate
- unseemly
- unbecoming
- unapt
- unsatisfactory
- inadequate
Strong:
- inept
- inexpert
- indecorous
- misbecoming
- unacceptable
- intolerable
- untrained
- unbeseeming
- unskillful
- wrong
- unqualified
- malapropos
- inapposite
Weak:
Meaning of unmeet
Webster
unmeet (a.)
Not meet or fit; not proper; unbecoming; unsuitable; -- usually followed by for.
unmeet Sentence Examples
- The task was unmeet for his meager abilities.
- The challenge was far too unmeet for them to overcome.
- Her unmeet expectations left her feeling disappointed.
- The unmeet circumstances made it impossible to proceed.
- The unmeet quality of the workmanship rendered the product worthless.
- The unmeet conditions forced them to delay their departure.
- Their unmeet attempt at humor fell flat with the audience.
- The unmeet timing of his proposal made it impossible for her to accept.
- The unmeet standard of the accommodation made it unsuitable for their stay.
- The unmeet outcome of the experiment left the researchers puzzled.
FAQs About the word unmeet
Not meet or fit; not proper; unbecoming; unsuitable; -- usually followed by for.
infelicitous, unfit, unsuitable, incongruous, inapt, indecent, unskilled, unhappy, unfitting, inapplicable
good, meet, fitting, suitable, appropriate, fit, apt, proper, right, right
The task was unmeet for his meager abilities.
The challenge was far too unmeet for them to overcome.
Her unmeet expectations left her feeling disappointed.
The unmeet circumstances made it impossible to proceed.
