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Meanings of very suitable in English
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Usage of very suitable in English
1
Setting money aside, I think he will make a very suitable husband.
2
Sir Gervaise Oakes of Bowldero, would make a very suitable Lord Bowldero.
3
This does not seem employment very suitable to a man of genius.
4
That text, said I, will be a very suitable one for me.
5
Law is very suitable for that type of student, says Millns.
6
Still, these are strong characters and these are very good, very suitable actors.
7
The theory was that the product was very suitable for horses.
8
That way of viewing and judging of the matter will be very suitable.
9
I asked curiously, for the valley seemed to me a very suitable camping-ground.
10
The buildings are very suitable for an Orphan-House, containing some very large rooms.
11
Its glutinous nature when boiled, renders it very suitable for blanc-mange.
12
This rough puff paste is very suitable for small sausage rolls.
13
Went this morning once more to see those fields, which seem very suitable.
14
Here are birds already cut up, and very suitable for a nuptial feast.
15
As a shrub it is very suitable for any sized garden, being dwarf-2ft
16
I don't think it's a very suitable place for a picnic.
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Very suitable through the time
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