suited
/ˈsuːtɪd
/adjective
1 [predicative] Right or appropriate for a particular person, purpose, or situation: the task is ideally suited to a computer the job is well suited to your abilities and experience...
- It's theoretical, it's old church and it's suited to someone living in Pakistan.
- Gramsci saw them as potential Soviets, offering a new form of workers' democracy suited to a modern industrial economy.
- They probably would have been better suited playing later on in the piece but none the less it was still a worthy performance.
2 [in combination] Wearing a suit of clothes of a specified type, fabric, or colour: a dark-suited man sober-suited lawyers
Phrases
suited and booted
- actinobacillosis
- actinodermatitis
- actinograph
- actinography
- actinoid
- actinolite
- actinolitic
- actinology
- actinometer
- actinometric
- actinometrical
- actinometry
- actinomorphic
- actinomorphous
- actinomorphy
- Actinomyces
- actinomycete
- actinomycin
- actinomycosis
- actinomycotic
- actinon
- actinophage
- actinopod
- Actinopoda
- actinopterygian