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unreasonable Meaning in Spanish (unreasonable significado en español)

irrazonable, excesivo
irrazonable in English:unreasonable
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El significado de unreasonable en español es irrazonable, excesivo. (Que no se basa en un buen juicio o no es justo ni sensato.)

Definitions of Unreasonable

  1. 1
    adjective
    irrazonable

    Not based on or using good judgment, or not fair and sensible.

    Que no se basa en un buen juicio o no es justo ni sensato.

  2. 2
    adjective
    excesivo

    Exceeding the limits of what is acceptable or appropriate.

    Que excede los límites de lo aceptable o apropiado.

Example Sentences

casual

“His demands were completely unreasonable.”

Sus demandas eran completamente irrazonables.

casual

“It's unreasonable to expect perfection from everyone.”

Es irrazonable esperar la perfección de todos.

formal

“The court found the landlord's actions to be unreasonable.”

El tribunal consideró que las acciones del propietario eran irrazonables.

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Inflected Word Forms

noununreasonableness
adverbunreasonably

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

unreasonable demandscollocation

Requests that are excessive or not justifiable.

unreasonable expectationscollocation

Beliefs about what is possible or likely that are too high or unrealistic.