suited
16
2.8
- adjective
- /ˈsuːtɪd/
:
adecuado
- Perhaps I'm not really suited for this kind of work at all.
- well-suited
- particularly suited
- perfectly suited
And there's some things that the brain is very ill suited to remember.
- And there's some things that the brain is very ill suited to remember.
- I think that effective altruism is very well suited to that world.
- How do you choose the revenue stream that's best suited for you and your team?
- Forget who is this, this team with these players suited to play against that opposition.
- Post Malone, you don't think is a more suited country guy?
Examples
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Now who is this product best suited for?
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As such, their land was excellent and well-suited to their agricultural and ranching economy.
Academic text (1999) -
I am not suited to be with a man like that.
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I believe I am more suited to a life outside of court.
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Obviously, I am best suited to the job.
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Such conditions are perfectly suited to the development of life all over the world.
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No one was more suited for the presidency than me.
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I think that effective altruism is very well suited to that world.
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I am uniquely suited to lead the mission.
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The job requires someone who is well suited to teamwork and collaboration.
Synonyms
962
3.5
Right for a particular situation, person, or purpose
172
1.8
Right for a certain purpose, person, or situation
168
2.6
Suitable for a person, purpose, or event
79
1.0
Suitable and good enough for a particular purpose
2
4.6
Suitable for a person, situation, or occasion
Antonyms
Idioms
How Suitable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Suited comes from suit, which comes from the old root sequi meaning 'to follow', and the idea changed into 'to fit' or 'match'. So if something is suited to a person or job, it 'fits' their needs or is the right choice.