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fit

Definition for fit

adjective as in healthy, in good physical shape

noun as in seizure; sudden emotion

verb as in equip

Strongest matches

accommodate, fix, get, make, prepare, provide, ready

Strong matches

accoutre, arm, furnish, implement, outfit, rig

Weak matches

kit out, make up

verb as in adapt, change

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Example Sentences

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He may still be able to fit in a voluntary defence with Wilder if an opponent is agreed quickly, with several mandatory challengers with other organisations already tied up.

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"We have taken a careful approach," he told MPs, adding: "We haven't made anything fit."

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It is just about him getting fully fit after missing most of pre-season and the team getting used to how he wants to play, and that is something he and Liverpool are still working on.

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He made a lot of mistakes last season in Serie A, but Eddie Howe and Newcastle seems to be a good fit.

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Had McLaren waited until 10 laps to the end and fitted the soft tyres, they would have had a big pace advantage, but with probably no change to the end result.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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