unmeet

[ˌʌnˈmiːt]

unmeet Definition

not suitable or appropriate for a particular person, occasion, or purpose.

Using unmeet: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unmeet" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The dress was unmeet for the formal event.

• Example

  His behavior was unmeet for a professional setting.

• Example

  Her language was unmeet for polite company.

unmeet Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for unmeet

• inappropriate
• unsuitable
• improper
• unfitting
• unbecoming

Antonyms for unmeet

• suitable
• appropriate
• fitting

Phrases with unmeet

• meet and right

  appropriate and justifiable

  Example

  It is meet and right that he should be rewarded for his hard work.

• meet halfway

  compromise with someone

  Example

  I'm willing to meet you halfway on this issue.

• meet one's match

  find someone who is an equal in some way

  Example

  She finally met her match when she played against the chess champion.

Origins of unmeet

from Old English 'unmǣte', meaning 'immoderate'

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Summary: unmeet in Brief

'Unmeet' [ˌʌnˈmiːt] means not suitable or appropriate for a particular person, occasion, or purpose. It is often used to describe clothing, behavior, or language that is inappropriate or unfitting, as in 'The dress was unmeet for the formal event.' 'Unmeet' has synonyms like 'improper' and 'unbecoming,' and antonyms like 'suitable' and 'appropriate.'