suited
word · lemma: suit
Definition
If someone or something is suited to a purpose, job, or situation, they are right or appropriate for it. It can also mean being matched, paired, or compatible, especially in terms like ‘well-suited’ or ‘ill-suited’.
Usage & Nuances
'Suited' is often used with 'to' (suited to the job) or in combinations like 'well-suited', 'perfectly suited', and 'ill-suited'. It's more common in formal and written contexts than in casual speech. Not to be confused with 'suit' as clothing.
Example Sentences
The shoes are not suited for running.
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They’re really suited for each other — it’s like they were made to be together.
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This climate just isn’t suited to growing grapes.
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He is suited to teaching young children.
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This movie is not suited for children.
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I don’t think she’s suited to office work — she prefers being outdoors.
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