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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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But locals call them the Hobbit Houses — fitting, since they look straight out of a J.R.R.

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Its stock price has been rocketing higher for years on a growing realization that the highly parallel computing used to draw videogame pixels is a good fit for AI, too.

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David Jackson said Burnham "might be a better fit" as prime minister and said the story had "put Norwich on the map for a week".

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It was a fitting way to illustrate what the negotiations were all about, Johnstone said.

On Tuesday, he declared his one-time collaborator “not fit to continue service as a professor at Harvard.”

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

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