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Choosing something suitable
Adjectives for choosing things that meet a particular need.
A2B1B2C110 words · 3 examples each
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suitable
adjective · 3 examples
- These shoes are suitable for walking.
- We need a room that is suitable for children.
- This book is suitable for beginners.
appropriate
adjective · 3 examples
- Please wear appropriate clothing for the interview.
- We chose an appropriate time to discuss the problem.
- The teacher selected appropriate materials for the class.
convenient
adjective · 3 examples
- The station is in a convenient location.
- Is this a convenient time for a call?
- A small bag is more convenient for this trip.
comfortable
adjective · 3 examples
- This chair is very comfortable.
- Wear comfortable shoes for the journey.
- The bed was warm and comfortable.
uncomfortable
adjective · 3 examples
- The narrow seat was uncomfortable.
- My new shoes feel uncomfortable after a long walk.
- We spent the night on an uncomfortable sofa.
accessible
adjective · 3 examples
- The building has an accessible entrance.
- The information should be accessible to everyone.
- We chose an accessible location near public transport.
available
adjective · 3 examples
- A quiet room is available upstairs.
- Fresh bread is available every morning.
- Do you have any available seats?
handy
adjective · 3 examples
- This small tool is handy for quick repairs.
- A pocket notebook is handy when ideas come to mind.
- The folding handle is a handy feature.
functional
adjective · 3 examples
- The old heater is still functional.
- We need a simple but functional kitchen.
- The repaired device is fully functional.
adequate
adjective · 3 examples
- The room has adequate ventilation.
- We packed an adequate supply of water.
- The basic equipment is adequate for this task.
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