Well-Fitting

Pronunciation: /wɛl ˈfɪtɪŋ/

Definitions of well-fitting

adjective describing the quality of something that fits well or is suitable for a particular purpose

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a well-fitting dress for the party.

A2 She found a well-fitting pair of jeans at the store.

B1 The tailor made sure to create a well-fitting suit for the customer.

B2 The shoes were well-fitting and comfortable for long walks.

C1 The well-fitting gloves provided protection during the cold weather.

C2 The well-fitting uniform was essential for the team's success on the field.

Examples of well-fitting in a Sentence

formal The tailor ensured that the suit was well-fitting and tailored to perfection.

informal I finally found a pair of well-fitting jeans that are comfortable and stylish.

slang Those sneakers are so well-fitting, they feel like they were made just for me.

figurative The team worked together like a well-fitting puzzle, each member complementing the others perfectly.

Grammatical Forms of well-fitting

• past tense: well-fitted
• plural: well-fittings
• comparative: better-fitting
• superlative: best-fitting
• present tense: fit well
• future tense: will fit well
• perfect tense: have fitted well
• continuous tense: are fitting well
• singular: well-fitting
• positive degree: well-fitting
• infinitive: to fit well
• gerund: fitting well
• participle: well-fitted

Origin and Evolution of well-fitting

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'well-fitting' originated from Middle English, where 'well' meant 'in a good or satisfactory manner' and 'fitting' meant 'suitable or appropriate'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'well-fitting' has continued to be used to describe something that fits properly or is suitable for a particular purpose.