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SUITING

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Main Entry: suit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be acceptable, appropriate

Synonyms:

accord, agree, answer, answer a need, be proper for, be seemly, become, befit, benefit, beseem, check, check out, conform, correspond, cut the mustard, do, enhance, fill the bill, fit, fit in, flatter, fulfill, get by, go, go together, go with, gratify, harmonize, make the grade, match, pass muster, please, satisfy, serve, square, suffice, tally

Antonyms:

disagree, displease, dissatisfy
Main Entry: suit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: adapt, tailor

Synonyms:

accommodate, adjust, amuse, change, conform, entertain, fashion, fill, fit, fit in, gratify, modify, please, proportion, quadrate, readjust, reconcile, revise, satisfy, tailor-make, toe the mark

Antonyms:

refuse, reject
Main Entry: accommodate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make, become suitable for something

Synonyms:

accord, accustom, adapt, adjust, agree, attune, bend over backwards, comply, compose, conform, coordinate, correspond, don't make waves, don't rock the boat, fit, go by the book, go with the flow, harmonize, integrate, make consistent, modify, play the game, proportion, reconcile, settle, shape up, suit, tailor, tailor-make, tune

Antonyms:

disarrange, unsuit
Main Entry: accommodate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: perform service

Synonyms:

afford, aid, arrange, assist, avail, benefit, bow, comfort, convenience, defer, favor, furnish, gratify, help, humor, indulge, oblige, pamper, please, provide, serve, settle, submit, suit, supply, support, sustain, yield

Antonyms:

bar, block, frustrate, hinder, impede, limit, obstruct, prevent, stop
Main Entry: accord
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: come to agreement

Synonyms:

affirm, agree, assent, be in tune, concur, conform, correspond, fit, harmonize, jibe, match, square, suit, tally
Notes: something (a quality) is in accord with something else; something acts in accordance with something else (an activity)

Antonyms:

contest, deny, disagree, withhold
Main Entry: adapt
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: adjust to a different situation or condition

Synonyms:

acclimate, accommodate, accustom, alter, change, come around, comply, conform, familiarize, fashion, fit, get act together, get used to, grow used to, habituate, harmonize, make, match, modify, play the game, prepare, qualify, readjust, reconcile, remodel, revise, roll with punches, shape, shape up, square, suit, tailor

Antonyms:

disarrange, dislocate, disorder, disturb, unfit
Main Entry: adjust
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: become or make prepared, adapted

Synonyms:

acclimatize, accommodate, accustom, adapt, alter, arrange, compose, conform, dispose, do as Romans do, doctor*, fiddle with, fine-tune, fit, fix, fix up, get act together, get it together, grin and bear it, habituate, harmonize, make conform, modify, order, quadrate, reconcile, rectify, redress, regulate, remodel, settle, suit, swim with the tide, tailor, tailor-make, tune

Antonyms:

confuse, derange, disarrange, disorder, disorganize, upset
Main Entry: agree
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be similar or consistent

Synonyms:

accord, answer, attune, be in harmony, blend, click, cohere, coincide, concert, concord, concur, conform, consort, correspond, equal, fall in with, fit, get along with, go hand in hand, go together, go well with, harmonize, jibe, match, parallel, square, suit, synchronize, tally

Antonyms:

differ
Main Entry: answer
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: solve; fulfill

Synonyms:

clarify, conform, correlate, correspond, crack*, deal with*, do*, dope, dope out, elucidate, fill, fit*, lick*, measure up, meet, pass, qualify, satisfy, serve, suffice, suit, unzip, work, work through
Main Entry: apply
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be appropriate, relevant

Synonyms:

affect, allude, appertain, be applicable, be pertinent, bear upon, concern, connect, fit, involve, pertain, refer, regard, relate, suit, touch
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