Definition of fittingly in English:

fittingly

adverbˈfɪtɪŋliˈfɪdɪŋli

In a way that is suitable or appropriate under the circumstances.
obituaries fittingly described him as a master of figures
sentence adverb perhaps fittingly, Scotland has its share of outdoor clothing firms
Example sentencesExamples
- Fittingly, the journey home at the end occurs at night, as though people are returning to the 'darkness' of their weekly routine.
- He questions that which he observes and, fittingly, has the last word on the proceedings.
- The story begins—fittingly for this paragon of self-invention—with a name change.
- The opening of Haydn's 'Drum Roll' is fittingly ominous.
- It was stunning, and quite fittingly, left the audience speechless.
- Fittingly for a sport with strong rural origins, the two principal buildings take their cues from the simple, expressive functionalism of Australian vernacular farm structures.
- The disputatious ceremony concludes, fittingly enough, with a traffic jam involving two processions trying to go in opposite directions.
- The graphic violence is fittingly shocking at first, but as it goes on and on, it becomes almost comical.
- Hardly a month passes without someone in a black gown having to lay down the law on matters so fluid they might be more fittingly served in a saloon.
- This was a superb performance, which fittingly celebrated the group's twenty-fifth anniversary.

Definition of fittingly in US English:

fittingly

adverbˈfidiNGlēˈfɪdɪŋli

In a way that is suitable or appropriate under the circumstances.
obituaries fittingly described him as a master of figures
sentence adverb perhaps fittingly, Scotland has its share of outdoor clothing firms
Example sentencesExamples
- The story begins—fittingly for this paragon of self-invention—with a name change.
- Fittingly for a sport with strong rural origins, the two principal buildings take their cues from the simple, expressive functionalism of Australian vernacular farm structures.
- The disputatious ceremony concludes, fittingly enough, with a traffic jam involving two processions trying to go in opposite directions.
- Hardly a month passes without someone in a black gown having to lay down the law on matters so fluid they might be more fittingly served in a saloon.
- He questions that which he observes and, fittingly, has the last word on the proceedings.
- The graphic violence is fittingly shocking at first, but as it goes on and on, it becomes almost comical.
- The opening of Haydn's 'Drum Roll' is fittingly ominous.
- It was stunning, and quite fittingly, left the audience speechless.
- Fittingly, the journey home at the end occurs at night, as though people are returning to the 'darkness' of their weekly routine.
- This was a superb performance, which fittingly celebrated the group's twenty-fifth anniversary.

单词	fittingly
释义	Definition of fittingly in English: fittingly adverbˈfɪtɪŋliˈfɪdɪŋli In a way that is suitable or appropriate under the circumstances. obituaries fittingly described him as a master of figures sentence adverb perhaps fittingly, Scotland has its share of outdoor clothing firms Example sentencesExamples Fittingly, the journey home at the end occurs at night, as though people are returning to the 'darkness' of their weekly routine. He questions that which he observes and, fittingly, has the last word on the proceedings. The story begins—fittingly for this paragon of self-invention—with a name change. The opening of Haydn's 'Drum Roll' is fittingly ominous. It was stunning, and quite fittingly, left the audience speechless. Fittingly for a sport with strong rural origins, the two principal buildings take their cues from the simple, expressive functionalism of Australian vernacular farm structures. The disputatious ceremony concludes, fittingly enough, with a traffic jam involving two processions trying to go in opposite directions. The graphic violence is fittingly shocking at first, but as it goes on and on, it becomes almost comical. Hardly a month passes without someone in a black gown having to lay down the law on matters so fluid they might be more fittingly served in a saloon. This was a superb performance, which fittingly celebrated the group's twenty-fifth anniversary. Definition of fittingly in US English: fittingly adverbˈfidiNGlēˈfɪdɪŋli In a way that is suitable or appropriate under the circumstances. obituaries fittingly described him as a master of figures sentence adverb perhaps fittingly, Scotland has its share of outdoor clothing firms Example sentencesExamples The story begins—fittingly for this paragon of self-invention—with a name change. Fittingly for a sport with strong rural origins, the two principal buildings take their cues from the simple, expressive functionalism of Australian vernacular farm structures. The disputatious ceremony concludes, fittingly enough, with a traffic jam involving two processions trying to go in opposite directions. Hardly a month passes without someone in a black gown having to lay down the law on matters so fluid they might be more fittingly served in a saloon. He questions that which he observes and, fittingly, has the last word on the proceedings. The graphic violence is fittingly shocking at first, but as it goes on and on, it becomes almost comical. The opening of Haydn's 'Drum Roll' is fittingly ominous. It was stunning, and quite fittingly, left the audience speechless. Fittingly, the journey home at the end occurs at night, as though people are returning to the 'darkness' of their weekly routine. This was a superb performance, which fittingly celebrated the group's twenty-fifth anniversary.
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