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suitable adj.
mannerly, decent adj.
conventional, correct adj.
individual, personal adj.

ADJECTIVE

suitable

Synonyms

STRONGEST

appropriate convenient decent fitting good legitimate useful

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able applicable apt au fait becoming befitting capable competent desired felicitous fit happy just meet qualified right suited true

Antonyms

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improper inappropriate unfitting unseemly unsuitable unsuited

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crass crude general incorrect misbehaving objectionable substandard unacceptable unconventional

ADJECTIVE

mannerly, decent

Synonyms

STRONGEST

correct moral polite precise respectable

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becoming befitting by the book by the numbers comely comme il faut conforming de rigueur decorous demure genteel in line kosher nice priggish prim prissy prudish punctilious puritanical refined right seemly solid square stone straight strait-laced stuffy

Antonyms

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bad corrupt dishonest imprecise inaccurate inexact

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crass crude general improper incorrect misbehaving objectionable substandard unacceptable unconventional unsuitable

ADJECTIVE

conventional, correct

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accurate exact formal precise usual

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absolute accepted arrant complete consummate customary decorous established free of error on target on the button on the nose on the right track orthodox out-and-out right unmistaken utter

Antonyms

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careless false imprecise inaccurate inexact questionable

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crass crude general improper incorrect misbehaving objectionable substandard unacceptable unconventional unsuitable

ADJECTIVE

individual, personal

Synonyms

STRONGEST

special specific

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characteristic distinctive idiosyncratic own particular peculiar private respective

Antonyms

WEAK

crass crude general improper incorrect misbehaving objectionable substandard unacceptable unconventional unsuitable

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more proper

Not all of Sybylla’s experiences are upbeat or encouraging—she is constitutionally incapable of conforming, which gets her in constant trouble among the more proper circles into which she is thrust.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Aug. 11, 2026

Like Mr Barnes, Mr Lewis says getting more proper truck stops is a "big thing" for all drivers.

From BBC ● Jun. 4, 2024

By design, Wooden did not receive a season’s worth of ceremonial sendoffs, but in some small way, maybe the sport’s zealots were cheated a bit by not being able to say a more proper goodbye.

From Los Angeles Times ● Mar. 6, 2022

Should there have been a more proper due process for Croydon's allegations?

From Salon ● Nov. 15, 2020

"It would be more proper to ask, what are The Souls."

From "The View From Saturday" by E.L. Konigsburg