suitably English

Meaning suitably meaning

What does suitably mean?

suitably

— adverb (= appropriately) in an appropriate manner he was appropriately dressed

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suitably English » English

appropriately properly fittingly fitly moderately conveniently befittingly well becomingly aptly agreeably correspondingly correctly comfortably as it should be as discretion adequately worthily well-timed timely suit semblably seemly seasonably right reasonably opportunely meetly justly just in a fitting manner good featly fairly considerably consequently conformably concurringly commodiously as may be reasonable as is proper as fits apropos all right agree adaptly accordingly accordantly accommodately

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Simple sentences

The house is suitably isolated.

Movie subtitles

Our fellow guests were Lady Redpole and her daughter Maud who most suitably resembled nothing so much as a red poll cow and had little more conversational ability.

A six-layer vanilla cake is comin' from Mayville. suitably decorated in boiled white frosting'.

I served my country well as a regular soldier and was suitably rewarded after 25 years by being declared redundant.

And as for my London life, well, it amuses me. but it's not the sort of amusement that one could suitably share with children.

And they are suitably grateful.

I'm not suitably dressed.

And that must be found and suitably rewarded.

I trust you to our friends who are suitably rewarded.

Our hotel rooms were suitably impersonal.

With whom he was in league. Which he plunged repeatedly and without motive into the body of his suitably astonished victim.

But when I look at him, I don't see him dressed suitably.

It is curious that you persist in asking me questions. which you are the most suitably situated to answer.

Anyway, I changed and appeared suitably attired in my Fred Perry outfit on the tennis court at precisely 12:30 to join Daphne and Marshall.

A suitably biblical ending for the place, don't you think?

BUT IT'S NOT THE SORT OF AMUSEMENT THAT ONE COULD SUITABLY SHARE WITH CHILDREN. IN BRIEF, MISS GIDDENS, I AM A VERY SELFISH FELLOW.

Excuse me, I wasn't suitably dressed.

Which he plunged repeatedly and without motive into the body of his suitably astonished victim.

Suitably lighted, of course.

I suffer from gout! Let's see the boy is suitably dressed.

Anyway, I changed and appeared suitably attired in my Fred Peny outfit on the tennis court at precisely 12:30 to join Daphne and Marshall.

And then later, when we're both suitably dressed and the mood is set. I promise to become a picture of repentance. - Fair enough?

And I would have thought, suitably discouraging.

I appreciate your services, and you will be suitably recompensed.

As for my London life, well, it amuses me, but it's not the sort of amusement that one could suitably share with children.

You'll be suitably rewarded.

You will be suitably rewarded when the time comes.

The spore capsules of mosses are varied in shape, and they have ingenious ways of making sure they only release their contents when the weather is suitably warm and dry.

You would be suitably entertained by the experience.

Someone with a suitably pliable personality.

Are you suitably rewarded?

And afterwards, to shut her up, they kill her and dump the body, suitably disguised, in this old pub, where no one'll find her till she's rotted beyond recognition.

They fixed me up with a duplicate clock, suitably modified.

News and current affairs

Instead, the US has selected Wall Street bankers and politicians, presumably to ensure that the Bank's policies are suitably friendly to US commercial and political interests.

Those were the days when global peace was sustained by a concept known suitably enough by the acronym MAD - Mutually Assured Destruction.

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