Term Gallery logo

Meanings of more suited in English

We have no meanings for "more suited" in our records yet.
Usage of more suited in English
1
Aislinn suspected it was more suited to a museum than daily use.
Fragile Eternity
2
Helen wore clothes more suited to a woman twenty years her senior.
Into the Water
3
They seemed to be more suited to the face of a woman.
The Rise of David Levinsky
4
Pragmatic, or naturalistic, clinical trials may be more suited to understanding cost-effectiveness.
Pubmed
5
The narrative is compelling but more suited to a CNBC prime-time special.
Reuters
6
I think perhaps a small hospital is more suited to my temperament.
Ten From Infinity
7
Maybe he really is more suited to life here than I am.
To the end of the land
8
Possibly they should be reassigned to duties more suited to their abilities.
The Best Made Plans
9
I will presently show thee a vestiary more suited to thy condition.
The Fair Maid of Perth; Or, St. Valentine's Day
10
A girl like Amanda Reist, now, would be more suited to him.
Amanda: A Daughter of the Mennonites
11
It would likely be a job more suited to her cousin's liking.
The Girl from Montana
12
Can you find no diversion more suited to your rank and age?
The Valley of Decision
13
A good effort that is far more suited to the Vita.
The Irish Times
14
The introductory paragraph is more suited to a narrowly denominational paper.
The Irish Times
15
The songs sound more solitary now; more suited to the times.
The Irish Times
16
His Lordship did so; no words could be more suited to the deed.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone
This collocation consists of:
More suited through the time
More suited across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common