to fitted out

Examples

• All

• It was late when Ariel and her sister climbed the stairs to her room, fitted out with two double beds—a big, bare-floored room with plenty of space to cover all options.

  Fiction book (1997)

• The van was luxuriously fitted out.

  Fiction book (2001)

• He saw now that the lobby of the building was fitted out with a series of displays and exhibits.

  Fiction book (2001)

• They brought up a number of weapons carriers fitted out with benches.

  Fiction book (1991)

• With these, they paid, clothed, and fed their troops, fitted out ships, and supported the war during five years against one of the most powerful nations of Europe.

  Blog text (3)

• "She and Djuro had fitted out similar craft a hundred times before, and Alexieva proved more than willing to take orders.

  Fiction book (1990)

• Her old Subaru was the same, of course, but the woman who unfolded herself from inside it was fitted out from top to bottom in brand-new fly-fishing clothes.

  Fiction book (1999)

• We were all pretty well tanned, at least above the waist, because there was little shade on the ship's deck, and the hold, fitted out with bunks on three levels, was simply unbearable during the day.

  Fiction book (1991)

• If you're sticking with me for a while, or even if you aren't, for that matter, we'll find a store in Duluth or Minneapolis or somewhere down the line and get you fitted out properly.

  Fiction book (1993)

• So, we redid the whole plan, and now it's 197 feet stem to stern, fitted out with every electronic marvel known to man, and furnished like a Sultan's harem!

  Fiction book (1991)

Synonyms

F

to fit

vsto fitted out

127 1.6

To give someone the equipment they need for a certain purpose

is the broader established term used as a state rather than the action

O

to outfit

vsto fitted out

13 3.7

To give someone clothes or equipment for a particular purpose

focuses on being supplied for a purpose rather than the act of giving

P

to provision

vsto fitted out

1 4.0

To supply someone with food or other needed items

centers more on supplying items for a purpose rather than food specifically

F

to fit out

vsto fitted out

1 4.2

To give a person or place the supplies needed for a specific purpose

is the same idea but used as a description rather than an action

K

to kit out

vsto fitted out

• UK

1 4.2

To give people or a place the tools and clothes they need for an activity

is the same supplying idea but more neutral and general in tone

K

to kit up

vsto fitted out

• UK

1 6.3

To give someone the gear they need

is the general supplying concept rather than the informal action of preparing

O

outfitted

vsto fitted out

3.9

A person or place that has the equipment and clothes needed for an activity

is the same supply idea but expressed as an adjective form

E

equipped

vsto fitted out

4.0

Having the tools or skills needed for a job

emphasizes being supplied specifically with items or furnishings for a purpose

A

accoutered

vsto fitted out

• Archaic

9.6

Having the clothing and equipment needed for a particular task like soldiers or climbers

is broader and applies to everyday or general supplying situations

F

furnished

vsto fitted out

2.6

A room or house that has furniture and basic things you need to live in

is wider, covering clothing, tools, and furnishings for any purpose

R

to rig out

vsto fitted out

7.4

Add the equipment a place or thing needs to make it ready

is the same supply idea but without implying setup or preparation effort

Antonyms

I

inadequate

118 4.4

Not enough or not good enough to do what is needed

U

unprepared

69 2.8

Not ready for something because the things you need or a plan are missing

How Equipped

well-found

6.8

to fitted out

1 3.2

equipped

4.0

basic

144 1.0

ill-equipped

12 6.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology