Definition of ill-assorted in English:

ill-assorted

adjective

Not well matched.
ill-assorted furniture
Example sentencesExamples
- Hutton was thinking about such things as Mrs Cadwallader's sarcasms in Chapter 6 about the ill-assorted marriage.
- ‘An ill-assorted gathering we have here,’ he said quietly.
- The cast consists of ill-assorted schoolboys and workmen, turned gradually into a competent team.
- This ill-assorted collection of stained and battered books - I have mentioned only a few here - still have strange gleams of magic about them.
- It is the human factor that is the key to Enigma, the recent Michael Apted film - these Wizards being an even more ill-assorted group of geeks and neurotics than the students of Hogwarts.
- As events unfold in characteristic Pinteresque fashion it becomes plain that this ill-assorted male-only family suffers a deeply odd dysfunctionality - but an entirely believable one.
- The shop is a meeting place for a bunch of ill-assorted political fanatics united only in their effort to arouse some extremism in the over-moderate British.
- Apart from three framed canvasses, two of which are hung on the walls here, I have nothing more than a few bundles of disorganised and ill-assorted sketches.
- And sure enough as the ill-assorted pairs adopt various roles they begin to reveal their inner insecurities.
- The Protestant reformers believed with utter seriousness that husbands and wives could and should help each other to heaven; ill-assorted unions on the other hand were a diurnal occasion of grave sin.
- But your hostility to science will not serve those aims; and your embracing of an ill-assorted jumble of mutually contradictory alternatives will lose you the respect that I think you deserve.
- When the dust settled, Del Bosque was left with a strange, ill-assorted, albeit supremely-talented bunch.
- Although Lippi's line-up occasionally appeared ill-assorted, the midfield was still infused with ability.
- By European standards, the British standing army was tiny; even the small and ill-assorted force which the Young Pretender brought into the heart of the English Midlands in December 1745 plainly stretched the defenders to the limit.
- Million Dollar Baby almost crazily tries to hold the ill-assorted gritty details together with depressive grandiosity, and I guess in some inchoate way Eastwood is entertaining epic pretensions.
- We're down from one hundred to a mere twenty-one, and a motley, ill-assorted collection they are, too.
- All these ill-assorted people walking toward the giant clock on Churchgate: they are me; they are my body and my flesh.
- I saw nothing of the man but his posture of loose-limbed, helpless drunkenness and the ill-assorted covering of filthy clothing that concealed it.
- The fog burned away as the morning drew on, and Bahzell's heart rose as his ill-assorted party moved more briskly than he'd dared hope.
- It is often the apparently ill-assorted pairs who get on best.
Synonyms
mismatched, ill-matched, incongruous, unsuited, incompatible, inharmonious, discordant, clashing, discrepant
dissimilar, unlike, unalike, varying, varied, at variance, disparate, divergent, diverse, contrasting, distinct

Definition of ill-assorted in US English:

ill-assorted

adjectiveˈˌil əˈsôrdədˈˌɪl əˈsɔrdəd

Not well matched.
ill-assorted furniture
Example sentencesExamples
- All these ill-assorted people walking toward the giant clock on Churchgate: they are me; they are my body and my flesh.
- I saw nothing of the man but his posture of loose-limbed, helpless drunkenness and the ill-assorted covering of filthy clothing that concealed it.
- As events unfold in characteristic Pinteresque fashion it becomes plain that this ill-assorted male-only family suffers a deeply odd dysfunctionality - but an entirely believable one.
- The fog burned away as the morning drew on, and Bahzell's heart rose as his ill-assorted party moved more briskly than he'd dared hope.
- It is often the apparently ill-assorted pairs who get on best.
- We're down from one hundred to a mere twenty-one, and a motley, ill-assorted collection they are, too.
- It is the human factor that is the key to Enigma, the recent Michael Apted film - these Wizards being an even more ill-assorted group of geeks and neurotics than the students of Hogwarts.
- The Protestant reformers believed with utter seriousness that husbands and wives could and should help each other to heaven; ill-assorted unions on the other hand were a diurnal occasion of grave sin.
- And sure enough as the ill-assorted pairs adopt various roles they begin to reveal their inner insecurities.
- The cast consists of ill-assorted schoolboys and workmen, turned gradually into a competent team.
- Million Dollar Baby almost crazily tries to hold the ill-assorted gritty details together with depressive grandiosity, and I guess in some inchoate way Eastwood is entertaining epic pretensions.
- The shop is a meeting place for a bunch of ill-assorted political fanatics united only in their effort to arouse some extremism in the over-moderate British.
- Although Lippi's line-up occasionally appeared ill-assorted, the midfield was still infused with ability.
- But your hostility to science will not serve those aims; and your embracing of an ill-assorted jumble of mutually contradictory alternatives will lose you the respect that I think you deserve.
- ‘An ill-assorted gathering we have here,’ he said quietly.
- By European standards, the British standing army was tiny; even the small and ill-assorted force which the Young Pretender brought into the heart of the English Midlands in December 1745 plainly stretched the defenders to the limit.
- Apart from three framed canvasses, two of which are hung on the walls here, I have nothing more than a few bundles of disorganised and ill-assorted sketches.
- Hutton was thinking about such things as Mrs Cadwallader's sarcasms in Chapter 6 about the ill-assorted marriage.
- When the dust settled, Del Bosque was left with a strange, ill-assorted, albeit supremely-talented bunch.
- This ill-assorted collection of stained and battered books - I have mentioned only a few here - still have strange gleams of magic about them.
Synonyms
mismatched, ill-matched, incongruous, unsuited, incompatible, inharmonious, discordant, clashing, discrepant

单词	ill-assorted
释义	Definition of ill-assorted in English: ill-assorted adjective Not well matched. ill-assorted furniture Example sentencesExamples Hutton was thinking about such things as Mrs Cadwallader's sarcasms in Chapter 6 about the ill-assorted marriage. ‘An ill-assorted gathering we have here,’ he said quietly. The cast consists of ill-assorted schoolboys and workmen, turned gradually into a competent team. This ill-assorted collection of stained and battered books - I have mentioned only a few here - still have strange gleams of magic about them. It is the human factor that is the key to Enigma, the recent Michael Apted film - these Wizards being an even more ill-assorted group of geeks and neurotics than the students of Hogwarts. As events unfold in characteristic Pinteresque fashion it becomes plain that this ill-assorted male-only family suffers a deeply odd dysfunctionality - but an entirely believable one. The shop is a meeting place for a bunch of ill-assorted political fanatics united only in their effort to arouse some extremism in the over-moderate British. Apart from three framed canvasses, two of which are hung on the walls here, I have nothing more than a few bundles of disorganised and ill-assorted sketches. And sure enough as the ill-assorted pairs adopt various roles they begin to reveal their inner insecurities. The Protestant reformers believed with utter seriousness that husbands and wives could and should help each other to heaven; ill-assorted unions on the other hand were a diurnal occasion of grave sin. But your hostility to science will not serve those aims; and your embracing of an ill-assorted jumble of mutually contradictory alternatives will lose you the respect that I think you deserve. When the dust settled, Del Bosque was left with a strange, ill-assorted, albeit supremely-talented bunch. Although Lippi's line-up occasionally appeared ill-assorted, the midfield was still infused with ability. By European standards, the British standing army was tiny; even the small and ill-assorted force which the Young Pretender brought into the heart of the English Midlands in December 1745 plainly stretched the defenders to the limit. Million Dollar Baby almost crazily tries to hold the ill-assorted gritty details together with depressive grandiosity, and I guess in some inchoate way Eastwood is entertaining epic pretensions. We're down from one hundred to a mere twenty-one, and a motley, ill-assorted collection they are, too. All these ill-assorted people walking toward the giant clock on Churchgate: they are me; they are my body and my flesh. I saw nothing of the man but his posture of loose-limbed, helpless drunkenness and the ill-assorted covering of filthy clothing that concealed it. The fog burned away as the morning drew on, and Bahzell's heart rose as his ill-assorted party moved more briskly than he'd dared hope. It is often the apparently ill-assorted pairs who get on best. Synonyms mismatched, ill-matched, incongruous, unsuited, incompatible, inharmonious, discordant, clashing, discrepant dissimilar, unlike, unalike, varying, varied, at variance, disparate, divergent, diverse, contrasting, distinct Definition of ill-assorted in US English: ill-assorted adjectiveˈˌil əˈsôrdədˈˌɪl əˈsɔrdəd Not well matched. ill-assorted furniture Example sentencesExamples All these ill-assorted people walking toward the giant clock on Churchgate: they are me; they are my body and my flesh. I saw nothing of the man but his posture of loose-limbed, helpless drunkenness and the ill-assorted covering of filthy clothing that concealed it. As events unfold in characteristic Pinteresque fashion it becomes plain that this ill-assorted male-only family suffers a deeply odd dysfunctionality - but an entirely believable one. The fog burned away as the morning drew on, and Bahzell's heart rose as his ill-assorted party moved more briskly than he'd dared hope. It is often the apparently ill-assorted pairs who get on best. We're down from one hundred to a mere twenty-one, and a motley, ill-assorted collection they are, too. It is the human factor that is the key to Enigma, the recent Michael Apted film - these Wizards being an even more ill-assorted group of geeks and neurotics than the students of Hogwarts. The Protestant reformers believed with utter seriousness that husbands and wives could and should help each other to heaven; ill-assorted unions on the other hand were a diurnal occasion of grave sin. And sure enough as the ill-assorted pairs adopt various roles they begin to reveal their inner insecurities. The cast consists of ill-assorted schoolboys and workmen, turned gradually into a competent team. Million Dollar Baby almost crazily tries to hold the ill-assorted gritty details together with depressive grandiosity, and I guess in some inchoate way Eastwood is entertaining epic pretensions. The shop is a meeting place for a bunch of ill-assorted political fanatics united only in their effort to arouse some extremism in the over-moderate British. Although Lippi's line-up occasionally appeared ill-assorted, the midfield was still infused with ability. But your hostility to science will not serve those aims; and your embracing of an ill-assorted jumble of mutually contradictory alternatives will lose you the respect that I think you deserve. ‘An ill-assorted gathering we have here,’ he said quietly. By European standards, the British standing army was tiny; even the small and ill-assorted force which the Young Pretender brought into the heart of the English Midlands in December 1745 plainly stretched the defenders to the limit. Apart from three framed canvasses, two of which are hung on the walls here, I have nothing more than a few bundles of disorganised and ill-assorted sketches. Hutton was thinking about such things as Mrs Cadwallader's sarcasms in Chapter 6 about the ill-assorted marriage. When the dust settled, Del Bosque was left with a strange, ill-assorted, albeit supremely-talented bunch. This ill-assorted collection of stained and battered books - I have mentioned only a few here - still have strange gleams of magic about them. Synonyms mismatched, ill-matched, incongruous, unsuited, incompatible, inharmonious, discordant, clashing, discrepant
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