Meanings of seemed fit in English

Everything was solid, immovable, and it seemed fit to defy the world.

The tempest without seemed fit accompaniment to the tempest within, thought the woman.

His body seemed fit, a good 220 pounds and broad enough to have some muscle.

So sweet a child she was, that it seemed fit her infancy should be immortal.

Max hurried through a vague list of such events as seemed fit for Sanda's ears.

Might I write a line to the dean,-andto Mrs. Dean, if it seemed fit?

When it seemed fit, he took leave of his father and mother, and began his journey entirely alone.

Before us and behind us were many loads of wounded men, chiefly such as seemed fit to travel.

Nothing seemed fit to touch.

I cannot say that I admired her at first glance; she seemed fit only to look at, not to live.

The chief superintendent's name was Hrolfur and he'd been off sick during the day but seemed fit as a fiddle now.

This was not an unusual procedure; nor was it in his case apparently an unwise one, for he seemed fit for freedom.

They settled the provinces which were annually assigned to the consuls and prætors, and when it seemed fit, they prolonged their command.

And even while it all went on, Mary Matheson had gone about her choosing in the way that seemed fit to youth.

All his work was of a mighty and allegorical nature; tremendous shoulders, mighty limbs, herculean muscles that seemed fit to support the universe.

And since it seemed fit that Isildur's heir should labour to repair Isildur's fault, I went with Gandalf on the long and hopeless search.'