well-matched

British  

adjective

1. (of two people) likely to have a successful relationship

2. (of two teams or competitors) likely to compete on an even level

3. (of two or a pair) looking or functioning well together

   well-matched roan ponies

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Example Sentences

The flu vaccine could be improved, and this year’s isn’t well-matched to the strain that’s circulating.

From The Wall Street Journal

The barrenness and isolation of the landscape are reflected in Lawrence’s performance, which is why her earthly physicality is so well-matched for the film.

From Salon

That was enough for the 30-year-old to claim the set in an otherwise well-matched duel.

From Barron's

His presence is especially well-matched by those of Manvelov and Leah Byrne as Rose, a determined constable whose professional ascent was grounded by a mental breakdown.

From Salon

The two were well-matched in the set, with both playing some entertaining points before Shelton's strong serving helped him pull away in the resulting tie-break.

From BBC