suited
How to pronounce suited:
Synonyms for suited:
appareled
apparelled
arrayed
attired
caparisoned
clad
clothed
covered
dressed
garbed
invested
rigged (out)
robed
suitable
veiled
vested
Antonyms for suited:
amiss
bad form
badly chosen
disagreeable
discordant
extraneous
foreign
ill-advised
ill-chosen
ill-considered
ill-equipped
ill-fitted
ill-judged
ill-suited
ill-timed
immaterial
impertinent
improper
in bad taste
in poor taste
inacceptable
inadequate
inadvisable
inapplicable
inapposite
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