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inapt

[in-apt] / ɪnˈæpt /


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However inapt as drama, and however much real estate they steal from the development of a richer plot, such songs serve an important function, like the witty prose of the novel.

From New York Times

The mayoralty campaign that culminates Tuesday has featured, in Brandon Johnson, a comprehensively, almost exotically, inapt candidate.

From Washington Post

The last might be a slightly inapt choice, given that it comes sometime after Manson’s feelings on the negative effects of the “human highlight reel of social media.”

From New York Times

The stoning and poisoning of wild primates in Brazil is an especially lurid example of how an inaptly named disease can have real-world implications.

From New York Times

But “stunned” is inapt to describe the alert, engaged crowds at the Supreme Court the day before.

From Washington Post