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Comparative
more unreasonable
Superlative
most unreasonable
1
excessive and beyond what is fair or appropriate
- The landlord’s unreasonable rent increase forced many tenants to move out.
- The unreasonable amount of paperwork delayed the project by several weeks.
- She received an unreasonable amount of criticism for a minor mistake.
- The unreasonable delay at the airport caused many passengers to miss their connecting flights.
- The unreasonable noise levels from the construction site disrupted the entire neighborhood.
2
not guided by reason or good judgment
- The decision to cancel the event was unreasonable.
- It’s unreasonable to ask someone to work 12 hours straight without a break.
- Her expectations were unreasonable, demanding results without giving enough time.
- The price they charged for the meal was unreasonable considering the quality.
- It’s unreasonable to expect everyone to agree with your opinion.
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