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befit

[bih-fit] / bɪˈfɪt /


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Holidays were frivolous and silly, whereas a migration sounded much more serious and responsible, befitting a puffin of the military class.

From Literature

Despite Canada’s recent struggles, the Americans expect to see a better version on Sunday, one befitting of a game that U.S. winger Matthew Tkachuk described as “the pinnacle of the sport.”

From The Wall Street Journal

She was reminding him to be brave, as befitted a child of Rin, and not to fuss.

From Literature

Their celebrations were joyous, befitting a team that showed incredible heart for the fight.

From BBC

They are so regular, in fact, that investors give them a name—crypto winter—that befits the belief that these downturns are as predictable as the seasons.

From The Wall Street Journal