unreasonable
/ʌnˈrizənəbəl/
adjective
- Not fair, sensible, or based on good judgment; going beyond what is acceptable or expected.
- The teacher thought it was unreasonable to expect students to finish the project in one night.
- It is unreasonable to blame the entire team for one person's mistake.
- My boss made an unreasonable demand that I work 80 hours a week without extra pay.
- Too high or extreme in amount or degree; excessive.
- The price of that used car seems unreasonable for its age and condition.
- The landlord's rent increase was unreasonable, so we decided to move out.
- They charged an unreasonable fee just to change the flight date.
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