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Definition of suitably in English: suitablyadverb ˈsuːtəbliˈsudəbli 1In a way that is right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation. dress suitably for the hot weather the post is open to suitably qualified applicants from all over the world Example sentencesExamples - A meandering labyrinth of cool white space forms a suitably neutral canvas for the carefully orchestrated display of designer objects.
- For greater convenience a mirror is usually installed, which reflects the image the right way up onto a suitably placed drawing surface.
- They had trained troops specifically for war in the mountains and they were suitably equipped.
- He went to classes smartly dressed in a shirt and tie, and upbraided his fellow pupils for not being suitably attired.
- The club requires all its coaches to attend Football Association training courses to ensure they are suitably qualified for working with children.
- 1.1as submodifier To a degree that is expected or appropriate in the circumstances.
the judges were suitably impressed I looked suitably horrified Example sentencesExamples - All laughed, and Terry had the good grace to look suitably embarrassed.
- She is suitably horrified when her childhood friend turns up on her doorstep looking to relive old times - and borrow a bit of cash.
- The cast look suitably traumatized as body after body appears via ever more imaginative death scenes.
- "It's about a mission to the sun," he says with suitably boyish enthusiasm.
- The hijacking scenes are suitably terrifying, as Jack, a journalist on holiday with his family, is unable to protect his wife and two daughters when all hell breaks loose.
Definition of suitably in US English: suitablyadverbˈso͞odəblēˈsudəbli 1In a way that is right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation. dress suitably for the hot weather the post is open to suitably qualified applicants from all over the world Example sentencesExamples - They had trained troops specifically for war in the mountains and they were suitably equipped.
- He went to classes smartly dressed in a shirt and tie, and upbraided his fellow pupils for not being suitably attired.
- The club requires all its coaches to attend Football Association training courses to ensure they are suitably qualified for working with children.
- A meandering labyrinth of cool white space forms a suitably neutral canvas for the carefully orchestrated display of designer objects.
- For greater convenience a mirror is usually installed, which reflects the image the right way up onto a suitably placed drawing surface.
- 1.1as submodifier To a degree that is expected or appropriate in the circumstances.
the judges were suitably impressed I looked suitably horrified Example sentencesExamples - She is suitably horrified when her childhood friend turns up on her doorstep looking to relive old times - and borrow a bit of cash.
- "It's about a mission to the sun," he says with suitably boyish enthusiasm.
- The cast look suitably traumatized as body after body appears via ever more imaginative death scenes.
- The hijacking scenes are suitably terrifying, as Jack, a journalist on holiday with his family, is unable to protect his wife and two daughters when all hell breaks loose.
- All laughed, and Terry had the good grace to look suitably embarrassed.
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