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Synonym for suit [verb]

The synonym suit synonymous definition words:
means "agreement"
satisfy, please, gratify, befit
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suit [verb]

means "activity"
adapt, fashion, shape, proportion, adjust, conform, change, accommodate

suit [noun]

means "thing"
set of clothes, uniform, livery, apparel, ensemble

suit [noun]

means "law"
litigation, action, proceeding, petition, plea, entreaty, trial
Further results for the word "suit"

accord [verb]

means "adjustment"
adapt, accommodate, conform, fit, reconcile, suit

action [noun]

means "law"
suit

adapt [verb]

means "adjustment"
proportion, suit, tailor

adjust [verb]

means "fit"
suit

answer [verb]

means "agreement"
suit, suffice

apparel [noun]

means "clothes"
suit

appeal [noun]

means "application"
request, petition, motion, suit, claim, counterclaim

attire [noun]

means "clothes"
suit

be sufficient [verb]

means "satisfy"
discharge, answer, fulfil, do, meet, suit

become [verb]

means "characteristic"
go with, flatter, agree, suit, compliment, enrich

befit [verb]

means "affect"
fit, hit, suit, touch

case [noun]

means "law"
litigation, lawsuit, action, process, suit, trial

clothes [noun]

means "apparel"
suit

conform [verb]

means "correspond"
agree, harmonise, harmonize, tally, match, suit

ensemble [noun]

means "clothes"
suit, outfit, garb, costume

fashion [verb]

means "fit"
accommodate, conform, adapt, adjust, suit

fit [verb]

means "agreement"
suit, accord, apply, harmonise, harmonize, belong

garments [noun]

means "clothes"
suit

harmonise [verb]

means "agree"
suit

harmonize [verb]

means "agree"
suit

hit [verb]

means "activity"
affect, fit, befit, suit, touch

lend itself to [verb]

means "be adaptable to"
fit in, suit, fit

litigation [noun]

means "lawsuit"
suit, action, proceeding, petition, plea, entreaty

livery [noun]

means "set of clothes"
uniform, suit, apparel, ensemble

match [verb]

means "agreement"
suit

outfit [noun]

means "clothing"
suit, apparel, costume, gear, ensemble, getup

petition [noun]

means "appeal"
application, entreaty, prayer, request, solicitation, suit

process [noun]

means "action"
litigation, lawsuit, patient, case, suit, trial

qualify [verb]

means "prepare"
adapt, equip, fit, suit

request [noun]

means "inquiry"
solicitation, supplication, entreaty, petition, requisition, suit

series [noun]

means "sequence"
suit

serve [verb]

means "agreement"
follow, satisfy, obey, answer, suit, agree

suffice [verb]

means "satisfy"
discharge, be sufficient, fulfil, do, meet, suit

temper [verb]

means "action"
adapt, adjust, accommodate, fit, suit

suit of armour [noun]

means "coat of mail"
armour, protection


suitable [adjective]

means "apropos"
appropriate, befitting, fitting, seemly, apt, right, becoming

suitcase [noun]

means "container"
chest, strong-box, receptacle, baggage, trunk

suite [noun]

means "set of furniture"
ensemble, parcel

suite [noun]

means "rooms"
apartment, office, flat

suite [noun]

means "entourage"
cortege, followers, retinue, train

suited [adjective]

means "qualified"
expert, competent, accomplished, proficient, fitted, capable

suitor [noun]

means "lover"
gallant, wooer, paramour

apartment [noun]

means "pad"
flat, lodging, room, suite, home

applicability [noun]

means "fitness"
aptness, suitability, aptitude, qualification

application [noun]

means "bearing"
relevance, aptitude, aptness, connection, pertinence, suitability

appropriate [adjective]

means "apropos"
suitable, befitting, fitting, seemly, apt, right


apt [adjective]

means "characteristic"
appropriate, consistent, apropos, suitable, fitting, opportune

aptitude [noun]

means "fitness"
aptness, suitability, applicability, qualification

armor [noun]

means "protective covering"
shielding, helmet, steel sheet, bulletproof vest, heat sheath, suit of mail

aspirant [noun]

means "competitor"
suitor, contestant, candidate, applicant

baggage [noun]

means "container"
chest, strong-box, receptacle, trunk, suitcase

befitting [adjective]

means "appropriate"
consistent, apropos, suitable, fitting, opportune, well-suited

boyfriend [noun]

means "beau"
date, suitor, swain, steady, young man

capable [adjective]

means "qualified"
expert, competent, accomplished, proficient, fitted, suited

conformable [adjective]

means "similar"
suitable, comparable, unified, compatible, congruent, congruous

congenial [adjective]

means "compatible"
adapted, suitable, well-suited, congruous, proper, suited

congruent [adjective]

means "similar"
suitable, comparable, unified, compatible, conformable, congruous

congruous [adjective]

means "appropriate"
suitable

convenient [adjective]

means "favourable"
adapted, ready, opportune, advantageous, agreeable, suitable

correct [adjective]

means "nice"
just, seemly, proper, suitable, staid, becoming

efficiency [noun]

means "cost-effectiveness"
efficacy, potency, power, adequacy, thoroughness, suitability

efficient [adjective]

means "useful"
handy, expedient, fitting, suitable, adequate, serviceable

entourage [noun]

means "retinue"
following, followers, suite, train

equal [adjective]

means "quantity"
adequate, fit, sufficient, suitable, tantamount

expediency [noun]

means "appropriateness"
fitness, suitability, propriety, desirability

expedient [adjective]

means "appropriate"
due, desirable, fit, proper, suitable

feasible [adjective]

means "suitable"
practicable, expedient, practical, worthwhile, suited, usable

fit [adjective]

means "property"
qualified, competent, matched, suited, adapted, tailor-made

fit [adjective]

means "characteristic"
suitable, appropriate, apt, befitting, fitting, just

fitted [adjective]

means "qualified"
expert, competent, accomplished, proficient, capable, suited

flat [noun]

means "building"
apartment, suite

followers [noun]

means "retinue"
following, entourage, suite, train

gallant [noun]

means "lover"
suitor, wooer, paramour

meet [adjective]

means "property"
suitable, appropriate, apt, fitting, proper, suited

office [noun]

means "building"
suite

official [adjective]

means "customary"
formal, fitting, suitable, befitting, established, ceremonious

officially [object]

means "formally"
customarily, suitably

pad [noun]

means "apartment"
flat, lodging, room, suite, home

pat [adjective]

means "property"
apt, relevant, glib, fitting, germane, suitable

petitioner [noun]

means "solicitor"
suitor, applicant, aspirant, candidate, claimant, postulant

presentable [adjective]

means "adequate"
suitable, satisfactory, passable, fit, acceptable, tolerable

proficient [adjective]

means "qualified"
expert, competent, accomplished, capable, fitted, suited

proper [adjective]

means "characteristic"
suitable, adapted, just, appropriate, becoming, befitting

qualification [noun]

means "fitness"
aptness, suitability, applicability, aptitude

relevance [noun]

means "bearing"
application, aptitude, aptness, connection, pertinence, suitability

right [object]

means "manner"
suitably, appropriately, fittingly, properly, fitly

right [adjective]

means "property"
suitable, appropriate, proper, correct, convenient, fit

seemly [adjective]

means "appropriate"
suitable

suppliant [noun]

means "supplicant"
petitioner, beggar, suitor

tantamount [adjective]

means "adequate"
competent, fit, sufficient, suitable, equal

trunk [noun]

means "thing"
chest, strong-box, receptacle, baggage, suitcase

well [object]

means "property"
appropriately, reasonably, suitably, properly, judiciously

well [adjective]

means "characteristic"
fitting, appropriate, proper, suitable, befitting

worthwhile [adjective]

means "suitable"
practicable, expedient, practical, feasible, suited, usable

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