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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“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.”
From Barron's
That pick also was particularly well-suited to a shipping service: ready-to-eat, habitually prepackaged even in its normal habitat, with a reputation for tasting even better a day or two old.
From Seattle Times
It provided a great deal to think about, and film isn’t well-suited to doing that.
From Los Angeles Times
All three students earn high marks, but soprano Taylor-Alexis Dupont is especially fine as Dawson’s “Carmen” in training, Phoebe: her voice beautifully rich and spirited, well-suited to the task of singing a singer learning to sing.
From Washington Post
The Leopard 2 is regarded as particularly well-suited to Ukraine's terrain and is thought to be easier to operate and maintain than some western alternatives.
From BBC
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