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English - Turkish
Definition of uncalled in English Turkish dictionary
- çağırılmamış
- davetsiz
- talep edilmemiş
- uncalled for
- haksız
- uncalled-for
- yersiz
- uncalled-for
- haksız
- uncalled-for
- gereksiz
- uncalled-for
- hak edilmemiş
- uncalled-for
- yanlış
- uncalled for
- ihtiyaç olmayan
- uncalled for
- yersiz
- uncalled for
- istenmeyen
- uncalled for
- uygunsuz
- uncalled for
- gereksiz
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of uncalled in English English dictionary
- With "for", not appropriate, not suitable
Calling him a clown was uncalled for.
- Not called
- {a} not called, not sent for, uninvited
- With "for", not appropriate, not suitable"
- {s} not called, not invited
- uncalled-for
- Unwanted; not requested or required
- uncalled-for
- Unwarranted; not deserved or justified, especially when rude or offensive
That nasty remark was uncalled-for.
- uncalled for
- inappropriate, unnecessary and out of place
- uncalled for
- If you describe a remark or criticism as uncalled for, you mean that it should not have been made, because it was unkind or unfair. I'm sorry. That was uncalled for. Leo's uncalled-for remarks about her cousin. = unwarranted. behaviour or remarks that are uncalled for are not fair or suitable
- uncalled-for
- not required or requested; "uncalled-for suggestions
- uncalled-for
- not required or requested; "uncalled-for suggestions"
- uncalled-for
- unnecessary and unwarranted; "a strikers' tent camp was burned with needless loss of life"
- uncalled-for remark
- inappropriate comment
Related Terms
uncalled
Hyphenation
un·calledTurkish pronunciation
ınkôldPronunciation
/ənˈkôld/ /ənˈkɔːld/
Etymology
(prefix.) Middle English, from Old English un-, on-, alteration of and- against; more at ANTE-.Resimler
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