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Definition fit in British English

fit adjective

adjective
/fɪt/
1

healthy, strong, and able to do physical exercise without getting very tired

Example

Running around after the kids keeps me fit.

Example

McCarthy hopes to be fit for the match on Saturday.

Example

You have to be reasonably fit to do this job.

Example

I need to get fit before the football season starts.

Synonyms and related words
healthy well fit
2

in a good enough physical or mental condition

Example

The accused was declared fit to stand trial.

Example

You are in no fit state to drive.

Synonyms and related words
healthy well fit
3

of a good enough standard for someone or something

Example

He seems to think that typing documents is all I'm fit for.

Example

The house was not fit for human habitation.

Example

He is not fit to be a teacher.

Example

That wine is not fit to drink.

Example

She made me a dress fit for a queen.

Synonyms and related words
satisfactory adequate fine
Synonyms and related words
awesome awesomesauce bad sexy desirable seductive
5

extremely ​healthy

Example

At 73, she's still fighting fit, ​walking five ​miles a ​day.

Definition fit in British English

Related Words

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