fitted
- adjective
- /ˈfɪtɪd/
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ajustado
- Chesterfield is the name of a double breasted or single breasted fitted long outer coat.
So have a complete and fitted shell, OK.
- So have a complete and fitted shell, OK.
- Like there you can kind of see it's fitted like on my stomach.
- This dress is fitted to absolute perfection.
- For instance, wearing loose sleeves, but the sleeves are fitted at the wrist level.
- I mean, I've seen his fitted collection.
Examples
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Shoulder out, baggy top fitted, more so on the bottom.
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It seems to be just friction fitted that I couldn't immediately tell.
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But it's like that all the way around and pretty fitted throughout.
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So have a complete and fitted shell, OK.
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I'm going to go for fitted bottom half, loose.
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We have our heat sink fitted onto the pipe.
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OK, they're always wearing poorly fitted suits with extremely ugly ties.
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They're really loose, but they're nice and flat fitted here and high waisted.
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We've now got a SSDAWD black NVMESSD fitted on our Latte Panda Alpha.
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She wore a fitted dress that accentuated her curves perfectly.
Synonyms
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6.0
Clothing that fits close to the body and shows its shape
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4.0
Made to fit a person's size or needs
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3.4
Stays close to the body or an object and is not loose
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3.7
Made to fit one person's body exactly
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3.7
Fits tightly to the body or an object without being uncomfortable
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3.2
Close and firm against the shape of something or someone
A thing made by bending or pressing soft material to fit another thing
Close to the body or an object without much space
Tight and fitting closely to the body
Antonyms
Compounds
How Tight
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fitted comes from the verb fit, which means 'to be right' or 'to suit', like a glove that fits a hand or a puzzle piece that fits into its place. So, when something is fitted, it has been made or shaped to the right size and place with no loose parts.