Fitting ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Fitting ( adjective )

1. Being of the right size and shape to fit a particular person or thing.
2. Suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english fittian "to fit".

Examples:

1. He found a fitting punishment for the mischievous children.
2. She looked for a dress that would be fitting for a formal occasion.
3. He found the fitting words to express his gratitude.
4. This is not a fitting end for our friendship.
5. It was a fitting tribute to his memory.

(As a noun)

Fitting ( noun )

1. Being of the right size and shape to fit a particular person or thing.
2. Suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english fittian "to fit".

Examples:

1. He found a fitting punishment for the mischievous children.
2. She looked for a dress that would be fitting for a formal occasion.
3. He found the fitting words to express his gratitude.
4. This is not a fitting end for our friendship.
5. It was a fitting tribute to his memory.

(As a verb)

Fitting ( verb )

1. Being of the right size and shape to fit a particular person or thing.
2. Suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english fittian "to fit".

Examples:

1. He found a fitting punishment for the mischievous children.
2. She looked for a dress that would be fitting for a formal occasion.
3. He found the fitting words to express his gratitude.
4. This is not a fitting end for our friendship.
5. It was a fitting tribute to his memory.