unfit
/ʌnˈfɪt/
adjective
- Not in good physical condition; not healthy or strong enough for physical activity.
- Many people become unfit during the winter because they exercise less.
- After months of sitting at a desk, I felt very unfit and got tired easily.
- The doctor said he was too unfit to run a marathon without training.
- Not suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
- The water was declared unfit for drinking after the flood.
- This old bridge is unfit for heavy trucks to cross.
- Her rude behavior made her unfit for the leadership role.
- Not good enough or not having the right qualities for a job or task.
- Without proper training, she was unfit for the position of manager.
- The committee decided he was unfit to serve as a judge.
- The soldier was deemed unfit for combat due to his injury.
verb
- To make someone or something unsuitable or not ready for a particular purpose.
- A lack of sleep can unfit you for a day of hard work.
- Constant criticism unfitted her for the team's collaborative environment.
- The accident unfitted him for his job as a pilot.