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suiting

[soo-ting] / ˈsu tɪŋ /

VERB

be acceptable, appropriate

Synonyms

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become befit conform correspond enhance fit flatter go with gratify please satisfy serve

STRONG

accord agree answer benefit beseem check do fulfill go harmonize match square suffice tally

WEAK

answer a need be proper for be seemly check out cut the mustard fill the bill fit in get by go together make the grade pass muster

Antonyms

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anger annoy differ disappoint disturb frustrate mismatch offend refuse upset

STRONG

disagree fail miss neglect oppose question

WEAK

displease dissatisfy reject

VERB

adapt, tailor

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accommodate adjust amuse conform fit gratify modify please satisfy

STRONG

change entertain fashion fill proportion quadrate readjust reconcile revise tailor-make

WEAK

fit in toe the mark

Antonyms

STRONGEST

anger annoy disappoint disarrange disturb frustrate refuse unsuit upset

WEAK

disagree displease dissatisfy reject

Example Sentences

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Now that he’s been benched, Tagovailoa knows he may be suiting up somewhere else next season.

From The Wall Street Journal • Dec. 23, 2025

Our critic explained that “While ‘superfine’ is a tailor’s term for the best wool suiting fabric, in the context of this show it is also dandiacal black vernacular for ‘stylin’ out.’”

From The Wall Street Journal • Oct. 19, 2025

The team that struggled with player turnout in recent years had 30 players on Friday listed as suiting up.

From Los Angeles Times • Oct. 4, 2025

Crocker has changed his approach as he was now coming forward a bit more with his tight guard, and that was suiting Donovan, with the fight seemingly on a knife-edge heading into the final stanza.

From BBC • Sep. 13, 2025

William’s bosses might be pleased to see his wife quit her job and park herself at home, but William couldn’t see that suiting Elizebeth herself.

From "The Woman All Spies Fear" by Amy Butler Greenfield