Idiom
suit down to the ground
Meaning
To suit perfectly.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“That new job suits you down to the ground.”
“The quiet atmosphere of the library suits her down to the ground, so she works there every day.”
“The role of a diplomat suits him down to the ground, as his natural patience and sharp intellect allow him to navigate complex negotiations with ease.”
Examples
simple
“That new job suits you down to the ground.”
contextual
“The quiet atmosphere of the library suits her down to the ground, so she works there every day.”
complex
“The role of a diplomat suits him down to the ground, as his natural patience and sharp intellect allow him to navigate complex negotiations with ease.”
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