Pronunciation

/suːˈtaɪbl/

Definitions

Noun

• Suitable (noun): A thing that is appropriate, right, or fitting for a particular purpose or situation. For example: “This dress is suitable for the formal event.”
• Suitability (noun): The quality of being suitable or appropriate. For example: “The applicant’s suitability for the job was evident from their skills and experience.”

Adjective

• Suitable (adjective): Characterized by being appropriate or fitting for a given context or requirement. For example: “The apartment is suitable for a family with young children.”
• Adaptable (synonym, adjective): Capable of adjusting easily to different conditions or situations. For example: “An adaptable person can quickly find a suitable solution to any problem.”

Verb

• Suit (verb, transitive): To be suitable for; to fit. For example: “This job suits her interests and qualifications.”
• Be suitable for (phrase): To be appropriate or adequate for a particular purpose or role. For example: “The course is suitable for beginners.”

Phrases

• “A suitable alternative” refers to a choice that is appropriate or right.
• “Suitable accommodation” means comfortable and appropriate living quarters.
• “Suitable attire” describes clothing that is appropriate for a specific event or setting.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The candidates were evaluated based on their suitability for the project.”
• Adjective: “Her skills made her a suitable candidate for the position.”
• Verb: “The weather was quite suitable for a picnic that day.”

Synonyms

• Appropriate
• Proper
• Fit
• Conforming
• Well-suited
• Adapted
• Compatible