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tailored

Definition for tailored

adjective as in tailor-made

Strong matches

bespoke, sewn

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As an attorney, Barnett was known for his ability to come up with deals tailored to the needs of his clients.

When the fashion and beauty mogul debuted her pregnancy on the Met Gala blue carpet in May, she wore an outfit tailored to her growing bump.

From BBC

Put on a poorly tailored suit and spit commentary on ESPN, sell workout apparel and underwear, or hawk rental cars in advertisements that make no sense; the options are limited, and they are bleak.

From Salon

“It’s highly curated,” Smith says of a core difference between a theatrical séance and “Phasmagorica,” as the former will be tailored specifically to guest needs and requests.

Those new tools include AI Mode, which allows users to ask more conversational questions and receive more tailored responses in return.

From BBC

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

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