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Meanings of suited in English

Meant or adapted for an occasion or use.

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Usage of suited in English
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This entrapment procedure therefore appears well suited for use in therapeutic applications.
Pubmed
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Dwarves were given to physical gestures over words, which suited her fine.
Jarka Ruus
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Of course, this strategy is best suited for altercations outside the stadium.
The football fan's manifesto
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But last year NCL decided she was better suited to North America.
News.com.au
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An old-fashioned word seems best suited to summarising the situation - unfair.
The Irish Times
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Of course, some social media are better suited to it than others.
The Guardian
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Mr Alofipo said Pacific people suited working in the aged care sector.
Radio NZ
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Unfortunately, the formula is much less well suited to today's overheating economy.
The Irish Times
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In other words, the course and college were not suited to me.
The Irish Times
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Worse, says Amacia, central government policies are not suited to Spain either.
The Guardian
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Managers are just best suited to do their own analysis, he said.
Reuters
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They started the year as nobody's favourites and that suited them fine.
The Irish Times
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What they found is a fish extraordinarily well-suited to its new environment.
Wired
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In the short term, the retention of the status quo suited Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Indeed, the strategies listed by Cameron are better suited to group intervention.
The South African
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However, here it is well suited his tale of 18th century Paris.
The Irish Times
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United Kingdom
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