suit

US /suːt/
UK /suːt/
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1.

a set of outer clothes made of the same fabric and designed to be worn together, typically consisting of a jacket and trousers or a skirt

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He wore a dark blue suit to the interview.
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She bought a new business suit for work.
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attireensemblegarboutfitdress
2.

a lawsuit; a case brought before a court of law

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The company faced a class-action suit.
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He filed a suit against his former employer.
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lawsuitcaseactionproceedingslitigation
3.

any of the four sets of 13 cards in a pack of playing cards (spades, hearts, diamonds, and clubs)

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He had a strong hand with three aces and a full suit of hearts.
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Which suit do you want to lead with?
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setdeckhand
1.

be convenient for or acceptable to

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Does 9 AM suit you for the meeting?
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Whatever you decide will suit me fine.
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fitmatchaccord withbe appropriate forbe right for
2.

enhance the appearance or qualities of (something or someone); be appropriate for

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That color really suits you.
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The new hairstyle doesn't quite suit her.
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complementenhanceflattergo with
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suitebathing suiten suitebusiness suitsafari suitmorning suithazmat suit