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fit adjective able, acceptable, accommodated, adapted, adequate, adjusted, advantageous, advisable, applicable, apposite, appropriate, apropos, apt, aptus, becoming, befitting, capable, commodus, compatible, competent, concordant, conformable, congruous, consistent, consonant, eligible, fitted, fitting, harmonious, idoneus, in keeping, in place, legitimate, matched, opportune, pertinent, prepared, primed, proper, qualified, ready, relevant, right, seasonable, seemly, sortable, suitable, suited, tailor-made, tasteful, to the purpose, well-fitted, well-qualified, well-suited, well-timed, wise, workable, worthy
Associated concepts: fit for use, fitness for a particular purrose, implied warranty of fitness, reasonably fit for the purrose intended

See also: accommodate, adapt, adequate, agree, applicable, apposite, appropriate, available, capable, competent, comply, comport, condign, conform, congruous, consonant, due, effective, efficient, eligible, entitled, fair, familiar, favorable, felicitous, fulfill, informed, just, normal, opportune, outbreak, outburst, pertinent, qualified, rational, ready, reasonable, regular, relative, relevant, right, ripe, sane, satisfy, seasonable, suitable

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