Fine
Fine adjective - Of a level of quality that meets one's needs or standards.
Usage example: the wine steward declared that the complaint of corkiness was unjustified and that the wine was fine
Suitable and fine are semantically related. in satisfactory topic. In some cases you can use "Suitable" instead an adjective "Fine", when it comes to topics like all right.
Both words in one sentence
- Everything else in there was fine (a woman even entering in a suitable getup) - except for the radio broadcasting a "live" baseball game, from 1941.
Source: Epic Fail / Film - Girls Bravo: Fukuyama is fine with his kid sister, Lisa, dating and has even offered to find her a suitable boyfriend... so long as it's anyone other than "Puny-Nari".
Source: Shipping Torpedo - This allowed massive population expansion in countries like Ireland where a lot of land isn't suitable for cereals but potatoes like it just fine.
Source: Boring But Practical / Real Life
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