suitability
suitability — noun
1. how well a person or thing fits a particular job, situation, or use, because the
how well a person or thing fits a particular job, situation, or use, because they have the right qualities needed.
The committee questioned the suitability of the park for a music festival.
suitability of [noun] for [purpose]
Rafael's training and experience prove his suitability for the teaching job.
Heather tested the soil to check its suitability for growing vegetables.
The building's suitability as a shelter was assessed after the storm.
Employers often discuss a candidate's suitability during final interviews.
- appropriateness
more formal, often used in social or behavioural contexts
- fitness
emphasises being qualified or competent for a role
- aptness
less common, more literary tone
- unsuitability
direct opposite
- inappropriateness
opposite in social or behavioural contexts
文法句型
the suitability of + noun for + noun
suitability for + noun/gerund
suitability as + noun
用法筆記
Usually uncountable. Most often used to describe how well a person, object, or place matches the requirements of a job, role, or purpose in formal or evaluative contexts.