SUITABILITY Definition & Meaning

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suitability

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noun

the state or quality of being satisfactory or in accord with what is desired or called for; appropriateness.
Staff will interview each applicant to assess their suitability to enter the respite facility.
The suitability and effectiveness of these medications depends on the patient’s overall health and other considerations.

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Other 51�Թ� Forms

presuitability noun

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of suitability¹

First recorded in 1640–50; suit(able) ( def. ) + -ability ( def. )

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On that day, the board can make a recommendation to Newsom on their suitability for release — which could also forecast their fortunes at an eventual parole hearing.

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I wondered about the suitability of McDonald’s vocal style and questioned her comfort level with broad comedy.

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He now faces the challenge of salvaging his reputation by steering the budget through parliament - or people would increasingly question his suitability for the post.

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Almost 70 of its more than 200 schools have been rated to be in a poor condition and 74 rated as being of poor suitability.

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The panel at that hearing will consider all evidence about Mitchell's suitability for release afresh.

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