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suited

[soo-tid] / ˈsu tɪd /


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“It’s a vigorous athletic workout,” he says, “but also suited for people temporarily unable to work out on land due to an injury, but who still want an intense workout.”

From Los Angeles Times

He was a nature-loving conservationist and an unrepentant big-game hunter, a Victorian moralist who betrayed his own party and skirted the law when it suited his purposes.

From The Wall Street Journal

So much has been said about Bazball over recent weeks, months and years but one thing England's aggressive batting approach is suited to is batting in the fourth innings.

From BBC

At the time, some retail executives in China dismissed the warehouse model, figuring it wasn’t suited to Chinese city-dwellers who lived in cramped apartments and got around by bicycle.

From The Wall Street Journal

There are few places in the world better suited to deer than modern Britain with its mild climate, open countryside, no animal apex predators and few human hunters.

From BBC