Synonyms of fitted

fitted 1 of 2

adjective

ˈfi-təd 

as in suitable

meeting the requirements of a purpose or situation

her personality is well fitted to a desk job

Synonyms & Similar Words

• suitable
• fitting
• appropriate
• fit
• proper
• good
• happy
• meet
• in order
• applicable
• pretty
• balanced
• needed
• right
• adequate
• apt
• becoming
• required
• acceptable
• felicitous
• befitting
• deserved
• able
• justified
• satisfactory
• capable
• trained
• qualified
• decent
• competent
• requisite
• correct
• just
• decorous
• serviceable
• tolerable
• respectable
• condign
• kosher
• cut out
• rightful
• harmonious
• consonant
• congruous
• seemly
• pitch-perfect
• companionate

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• wrong
• unsuitable
• improper
• unfit
• incongruous
• inapplicable
• unhappy
• inappropriate
• unfitting
• incapable
• inadequate
• unbecoming
• inapt
• indecent
• unskilled
• unseemly
• incompetent
• unsatisfactory
• unqualified
• untrained
• unmeet
• unacceptable
• unapt
• infelicitous
• unbeseeming
• incorrect
• inept
• inapposite
• intolerable
• inexpert
• unskillful
• misbecoming
• incompatible
• malapropos
• indecorous
• uncongenial
• graceless

fitted

2 of 2

verb

variants or fit

past tense of fit

1

as in sufficed

archaic to be fitting or proper

we hardly know them, so for Christmas a simple card will fit

Synonyms & Similar Words

• sufficed
• suited
• served
• did
• befitted
• went
• worked
• filled the bill
• satisfied
• beseemed
• functioned

2

as in corresponded

to be in agreement on every point

now that you've explained your absence to me, my records and the office's fit

Synonyms & Similar Words

• corresponded
• coincided
• conformed
• agreed
• consisted
• checked
• dovetailed
• sorted
• answered
• rhymed
• harmonized
• squared
• went
• accorded
• aligned
• matched
• tallied
• cohered
• comported
• fell in with
• jibed
• chorded
• paralleled
• equaled
• registered
• lined up

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• differed (from)
• disagreed (with)
• contradicted
• disputed
• nullified
• negated
• clashed
• conflicted
• jarred
• gainsaid

3

as in adjusted

to change (something) so as to make it suitable for a new use or situation

I can undo the hem on these old culottes and fit them into a skirt

Synonyms & Similar Words

• adjusted
• adapted
• tailored
• suited
• conformed
• put
• shaped
• edited
• prepared
• customized
• fashioned
• accommodated
• conditioned
• matched
• acclimatized
• equipped
• acclimated
• modified
• transformed
• doctored
• converted
• modeled
• altered
• established
• readjusted
• tuned
• corrected
• geared
• reworked
• revised
• patterned
• rooted
• redesigned
• attuned
• primed
• oriented
• trained
• squared
• acquainted
• harmonized
• refitted
• readapted
• regulated
• hardened
• remodeled
• orientated
• recycled
• refashioned
• familiarized
• accustomed
• reclaimed
• remade
• settled
• rigged
• readied
• reinvented
• rehearsed
• toughened
• recast
• habituated
• revamped
• inured
• redeveloped
• refocused
• registered
• phased
• reengineered
• made over
• seasoned
• bent
• rejiggered
• fine-tuned
• refigured
• naturalized
• redid
• fiddled (with)
• habilitated

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• misadjusted

4

as in equipped

to make competent (as by training, skill, or ability) for a particular office or function

that final computer course should fit him for a career in programming

Synonyms & Similar Words

• equipped
• prepared
• qualified
• trained
• adjusted
• adapted
• enabled
• tailored
• shaped
• readied
• taught
• accustomed
• conditioned
• entitled
• authorized
• seasoned
• groomed
• educated
• habituated
• empowered
• instructed
• schooled
• indoctrinated
• tutored

5

as in accommodated

to make or have room for

we can fit you in the booth if the rest of us squeeze closer together

Synonyms & Similar Words

• accommodated
• held
• seated
• contained
• took
• carried
• enclosed
• housed
• encompassed
• enfolded
• harbored

6

as in prepared

to make ready in advance

I won't have time to fit the spare room for the guests

Synonyms & Similar Words

• prepared
• equipped
• furnished
• arranged
• provided
• readied
• fixed
• groomed
• laid
• fortified
• prepped
• supplied
• mounted
• braced
• trained
• instructed
• primed
• educated
• gathered
• armed
• outfitted
• schooled
• set
• drafted
• inclined
• girded
• battened
• steeled
• predisposed
• geared up
• indoctrinated
• framed
• tutored
• spread
• drew up
• warmed (up)
• booted (up)
• forearmed

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of fitted

Adjective

Currently on sale for $100, these pants are lined with the brand’s Arctic Fleece fabric and have a semi-fitted, straight-leg shape. — Amelia McBride, Travel + Leisure, 11 Jan. 2026

Verb

The shop, which has been converting EVs since 2009, chose the Model S as the donor vehicle because its components would fit into the Silver Shadow’s undercarriage without much trouble, especially because of the car’s ample ground clearance. — Bryan Hood, Robb Report, 17 Sep. 2026

Its 12 seats fit snugly between a few tables and window-facing counter. — Kansas City Star, 17 Sep. 2026

From flimsy designer knock-offs to trendy items that don’t fit your lifestyle, choosing the wrong furniture can lead to years of regret. — Kristin Hohenadel, The Spruce, 17 Sep. 2026

Rockwell told him not to read those as a verdict — a film can be good and still not fit a festival programer’s taste. — Scott Roxborough, HollywoodReporter, 17 Sep. 2026

Although styles have shifted toward looser fits, this part of denim jeans tends to be more fitted. — Fairchild Studio, Footwear News, 17 Sep. 2026

The helo had to be chosen and fitted in the sprawling backyard property of a news executive, out of sight of rivals. — ABC News, 17 Sep. 2026

But some courtrooms were so full the benches couldn’t fit another person. — Syra Ortiz Blanes, Miami Herald, 17 Sep. 2026

The Wolves have a starting spot waiting for him and, unlike others, viewed the 23-year-old as a premium talent who could fit alongside the rest of their core, including Edwards, LaMelo Ball, Jaden McDaniels and Rudy Gobert. — Jon Krawczynski, New York Times, 11 Sep. 2026