well-suited
Britishadjective
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appropriate for a particular purpose
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(of two people) likely to have a successful relationship
Example Sentences
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Patriot system, making it particularly well-suited for large-area defense.
At launch, the American Arbitration Association is only offering its AI Arbitrator for a specific kind of case for which today’s AI is well-suited: those decided solely by documents.
“We still think that this offer has some potential and it was well-suited to the current circumstances of the market,” Aude Durand, Iliad Group’s deputy chief executive, said in an interview.
The dynamics of the weight-loss drug market, however, make it well-suited for a direct-purchase model because insurance coverage of weight-loss drugs is low, leaving more people exposed to the full price of the drugs.
“It’s not really well-suited or well-designed to just hand off to a statistical agency without some customization, so it’s difficult to work with, it’s difficult to process, and it tends to be very expensive.”
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