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  1.  trans. To be at variance with.

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1635.  Quarles, Embl., IV. xv. 241. The sprightly Twang of the melodious Lute Agrees not with my voice; and both unsuit My untun’d fortunes.

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  2.  To render unsuitable.

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1869.  Pall Mall G., 8 July, 3/2. The health of the former cripple unsuiting her for convent life.

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1902.  Daily Chron., 8 Dec., 8/5. Their training … completely unsuits them for the proper performance of the duties.

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