unreasonable
ਮੂਰਖਤਾ
definition
adjective
your attitude is completely unreasonable
not guided by or based on good sense.
example
It seems a tad 'unreasonable' to sue your customer base and then expect them to buy poor quality music to fix the situation.
It was held that the conduct of the Secretary of State was so 'unreasonable' as to verge on the irrational and absurd.
Mrs Craven, 61, said she had not been 'unreasonable' in refusing access so far.
There is no limit to the punishment except that it must not be 'unreasonable' .
It is not to the point that the appellant was unco-operative or even 'unreasonable' .
divorce 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 an 'unreasonable' question from the community's point of view to ask again: to whom are you accountable?
We have to make sure we get it right and given the size of the contract it is not 'unreasonable' .
Householders will only be prosecuted in extreme cases for using excessive 'unreasonable' force.
she's being 'unreasonable'
They took up a disproportionate amount of teachers' time and caused 'unreasonable' stress.
He felt that the young men were being 'unreasonable' and threatening.
The couple were married for six years, but she is in the process of divorcing him on the grounds of 'unreasonable' behaviour.
Lee's demands for these payments were 'unreasonable' and contrary to the contract.
I don't think it's 'unreasonable' to ask the Government to test the confidence of the House.
Either they buy too much, with the selfish aim of making themselves rich, or they sell too soon in an 'unreasonable' panic.
Historians have described Hooke as a difficult and 'unreasonable' man but in many ways this is a harsh judgement.
I think asking Mr Peters to live by his own standard is not an 'unreasonable' request.
They will need to be bold, and not a little brutal, even 'unreasonable' in the short term, to break the log jam.
this is an 'unreasonable' demand
On the contrary, he suggests they often have 'unreasonable' demands and are now taking the health service for granted.
He explained that if he were to set 'unreasonable' prices, people would simply shop elsewhere.
The relocation will not cause him undue hardship and nor is it 'unreasonable' to expect him to relocate.
Coun Sheila Bailey has also accused the council of being 'unreasonable' .
I ask to move it to another date - not an 'unreasonable' request, I'd have thought.
It is not just 'unreasonable' to be biased in our own favour, it is also naïve.
at this 'unreasonable' hour
Some citizens took the not 'unreasonable' view that something had gone a bit askew if only naughty people were carrying arms.
Not only have the prices gone up but also some patrons believe they were ushered out at an 'unreasonable' hour.
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