Draft and Fit

Draft

Draft verb - To pick especially for required military service.

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Fit and draft are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fit" instead the word "Draft" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: drafted, drafting, draftee, drafter, draftsman

Fit verb - To make ready in advance.

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

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Draft and fit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Draft" instead the word "Fit" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: fitting, fitted, fitness, fitment

good	good draft	good fit
tight	tight draft	tight fit
standard	standard draft	standard fit
original	original draft	original fit
Other adjectives: obvious, poor, actual, great, bad, main, next, last, sudden.

Verne rewrote the draft as he saw fit, and Hetzel published it under his name.

Source: Literature / The Begum's Millions
Tolkien's The Hobbit is a prime example — it was rewritten at least three times to fit in with the wider Middle-earth mythology (e.g., in the first draft, Bilbo mentions the possibility of going to China).

Source: Continuity Drift
Draft Dodging: Felix knows that the army doctors are very generous in declaring even sick people fit for service; so he fakes being a sick but enthusiastic guy, who plays down his obvious-but-fake maladies.

Source: Literature / Confessions of Felix Krull

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