well-suited

adjective

1. appropriate for a particular purpose

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

Example Sentences

The anecdote speaks both to Goodall’s truly iconic status and to her unfussy, unbureaucratic and highly adaptable personality, which made her so well-suited to the work she did at Gombe.

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That will include ships to monitor and protect undersea cables and pipelines, possibly of a size that Ferguson's is well-suited to build.

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“Ken brings not only a wealth of experience in media and beyond but also a calm measured perspective that makes him exceptionally well-suited to serve as our Ombudsman.”

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All of this is well-suited to generating video footage to satisfy the sadism of Fox News viewers, but it’s not really about stopping crime.

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Ms Barnes said using the helicopter was the default choice in rural areas, but "increasingly we see our aircraft dragged in" to more urban areas in north-east Wales that were "very well-suited to a road response".

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Related Words

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• convivial 
• cordial 
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• genial 
• gracious 
• harmonious 
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• pleasant 
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• sociable 
• sympathetic