unreasonable
अवास्तव
definition
adjective
your attitude is completely unreasonable
not guided by or based on good sense.
translation of 'unreasonable'
गैरवाजवी,
अवास्तव,
असंयुक्तिक
example
divorce on the grounds of 'unreasonable' behaviour
this is an 'unreasonable' demand
It was held that the conduct of the Secretary of State was so 'unreasonable' as to verge on the irrational and absurd.
On the contrary, he suggests they often have 'unreasonable' demands and are now taking the health service for granted.
Either they buy too much, with the selfish aim of making themselves rich, or they sell too soon in an 'unreasonable' panic.
He said industry guidelines indicated doctors who agreed to prepare a report must do so without 'unreasonable' delay.
Mr Trembath claimed it was 'unreasonable' to charge for the privilege of mooring there, when it was only for a short period of time.
'unreasonable' delay
Not only have the prices gone up but also some patrons believe they were ushered out at an 'unreasonable' hour.
Coun Sheila Bailey has also accused the council of being 'unreasonable' .
In a strong defence of his position, he said that nobody had the right to say 'unreasonable' things about him.
It seems a tad 'unreasonable' to sue your customer base and then expect them to buy poor quality music to fix the situation.
she's being 'unreasonable'
I think asking Mr Peters to live by his own standard is not an 'unreasonable' request.
I ask to move it to another date - not an 'unreasonable' request, I'd have thought.
He felt that the young men were being 'unreasonable' and threatening.
They took up a disproportionate amount of teachers' time and caused 'unreasonable' stress.
It is not 'unreasonable' to give the defense the time they need to examine this evidence.
Some citizens took the not 'unreasonable' view that something had gone a bit askew if only naughty people were carrying arms.
The second issue is whether the decision was irrational or Wednesbury 'unreasonable' .
at this 'unreasonable' hour
In contrast, an 'unreasonable' delay will be a violation if it is due mainly to the actions of the state.
How else would I be able to argue that the only response that would be 'unreasonable' would be atomic war…?
It excused irrational and 'unreasonable' behaviour, allowed people to shirk their duties.
The couple were married for six years, but she is in the process of divorcing him on the grounds of 'unreasonable' behaviour.
There was nothing 'unreasonable' about his request that the government should at least sound out the British.
It is not just 'unreasonable' to be biased in our own favour, it is also naïve.
Of course, there are those that would be displeased no matter what he does secondary to their 'unreasonable' bias.
Many employers now have shareholders who are demanding very 'unreasonable' rates of return.
it was 'unreasonable' for you to expect that
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