suitably
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Definition
Adverb: In a manner that is appropriate, fitting, or proper for a particular purpose, person, or situation.
Usage
The adverb "suitably" is used to modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb to indicate that something is done or is in a correct, acceptable, or expected way for the circumstances. It describes actions or states that are well-matched to the context.
Examples
- The room was suitably decorated for the formal ceremony.
- She answered the interview questions suitably and confidently.
- For the hike, please ensure you are suitably dressed for cold and wet weather.
- The punishment was suitably severe for the crime.
Advanced Usage
- "Suitably impressed": A common collocation meaning appropriately or sufficiently impressed, often implying a reaction that meets an expectation.
- The judges were suitably impressed by the complexity of her design.
- "Suitably enough": Used for emphasis, meaning in a manner that is adequately or fittingly enough.
- He apologized, and suitably enough, she accepted.
Variants and Related Words
- Suitable (adjective): Appropriate for a particular person, purpose, or situation.
- This software is suitable for beginners.
- Suitability (noun): The quality of being right or appropriate for a purpose.
- The committee will assess the suitability of the candidates.
Synonyms
- Appropriately
- Fittingly
- Properly
- Correctly
- Becomingly
Antonyms
- Unsuitably
- Inappropriately
- Improperly
Related Phrases
- Dressed suitably: Wearing clothes that are right for the occasion.
- Guests are requested to be dressed suitably for the gala dinner.
- Suitably qualified: Having the proper or necessary qualifications.
- Only suitably qualified personnel may operate this machinery.
Adverb
- in an appropriate manner
- he was appropriately dressed