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Having the appropriate qualities or skills to do something
“The claimant was reasonably fitted for the job to which he was referred. He himself felt that the job was suitable because he accepted the referral.”
Made or shaped to fill a space or to cover something closely or exactly
“In the spring or summer, with a fitted T-shirt or tank top, flat sandals, a leather belt, and a bag, jeans look instantly laid-back and cool.”
Built-in or fixed into a particular space or structure
“Each machine comes with a fitted storage case designed to hold the machine, accessories, and necessary tooling.”
Equipped or furnished (for comfort or utility)
“The apartment is fitted with carefully placed amenities.”
Marked by a person's overall balance in skill and ability from a performance
Firmly fixed
Having been changed from an original form
Tied together
Made according to the specifications of a particular individual
Having knowledge of a fact or area
Designed or defined in a structured manner
Made, fixed or closed firmly and securely
To have replaced one's clothing
To have allowed or had room for
Simple past tense and past participle of accoutre
“The local farms will fit us with the organic ingredients we need for our restaurant.”
(of a garment size) To have worn or required
Past tense for to join or cause to join together to form a whole
“We endeavored to fit each piece of the puzzle together, hoping to unravel the mystery.”
Past tense for to be suitable or appropriate for
“A suit can be custom-made to fit your specific build and measurements.”
Past tense for to be consistent or in agreement with
“Your testimony appears to fit with the available evidence.”
Past tense for to adjust in order to make appropriate
“Marshall, can you fit a reference to a coffee pot into your next rap masterpiece?”
Past tense for to be of the right shape and size for
“A wide range of frames of all shapes and sizes are available to fit any picture or photo.”
Past tense for to make competent or ready
“His fluency in several languages would fit him well in his role as an interpreter.”
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