Pronunciation

/suːt/

Definitions

Noun

• A suit (n): A set of clothing, typically consisting of a jacket and trousers or a dress, worn together for formal or professional occasions. Example: “He wore a well-tailored suit to the job interview.”
• Suit of clothes (n): A coordinated outfit for men, often including a matching jacket and pants. Example: “The suit was a perfect match for his wedding.”

Verb

• To suit (v): To be suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation. Example: “This job requires a strong work ethic, which suits her personality.”
• To fit (v, transitive): To be the correct size or shape for someone, especially when referring to clothing. Example: “These shoes suit her feet perfectly.”

Phrases

• “Suit up” means to get ready for a specific activity, often implying dressing formally or appropriately.
• “It doesn’t suit me” expresses that something is not suitable or comfortable for an individual.
• “A suit and tie” is a colloquial expression for formal attire.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “He wore a classic black suit for the business meeting.”
• Verb: “The climate here doesn’t suit my tropical wardrobe.”
• Transitive verb: “The new haircut suits you.”

Synonyms

• Fit
• Match
• Coordinate
• Accommodate
• Be appropriate for

Antonyms

• Disagree
• Clash
• Incongruous
• Unsuited
• Inappropriate