Similar words: committed, admitted, transmitted, fit to, fitting, bitter, bitten, litter. Meaning: ['fɪtɪd] 
adj. being the right size and shape to fit as desired.
adj. being the right size and shape to fit as desired. 
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61. She was wearing a ballgown with a fitted bodice.
62. The dress fitted her perfectly.
63. All the ground floor windows were fitted with bars.
64. Elinor is well fitted to be the sales manager.
65. His natural authority fitted him for a senior position.
66. The keyboard was fitted with a non-standard plug.
67. The mask fitted tightly over his face.
68. The authorities fitted the explorers a fleet.
69. The carpet should be professionally fitted.
70. We fitted dimmer switches in all the bedrooms.
71. The dress fitted me fine.
72. His great height fitted him for team games.
73. The new model is fitted with computercontrolled suspension.
74. I knew that I had been fitted up.
75. He was being fitted for a back brace.
76. She's fitted into the team well.
77. All the carpets we sell are fitted free.
78. They fitted a smoke alarm to the ceiling.
79. The dress fitted to perfection.
80. Make sure that the correct fuse is fitted.
81. The room was fitted up with bookshelves.
82. We have fitted carpets in our house.
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83. The box fitted neatly into the drawer.
84. He refused to be fitted into any ideological straitjacket.
85. His experience fitted him perfectly for the job.
86. She forgot how the puzzle fitted together.
87. I never really fitted in at school.
88. Anti-theft devices are fitted to all our cars.
89. We fitted together the pieces of the puzzle.
90. This room is fitted up with modern comforts.
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