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well-suited
adjective
- appropriate for a particular purpose
- (of two people) likely to have a successful relationship
Example Sentences
And randomly selected panels are well suited to political questions that we might otherwise addresses through a big referendum.
As a form it is well-suited to that kind of connectivity and engagement, week after week.
Bach, who was himself a keen organ player as well as composer, seems well-suited for buskers.
The current legal regime is well suited to deal with most, but not all, of the privacy concerns drones create.
The pleasures afforded by such spectacles are well suited to the values of modern Western society.
You have waxed fat and sleek in your seneschalship; this easy life in Dauphiny appears to have been well suited to your health.
The leaf is very thin, and without doubt, well suited for a cigar wrapper.
For the planter of limited means, there is no crop so well suited to his condition as the Cuba tobacco.
He had a leisurely lounging walk, which seemed well suited to an observant traveller.
There are many ranges to the West of Khamba Dzong, apparently well suited to this animal, but it was never seen.
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