befit

Object

• occasion: As befits the occasion, I started with the lowest strength and worked my way up!
• nation: Poseidon, the sea God, was the protective deity of Atlantis, as befits a nation whose very existence depended upon sea power.
• status: The whole place has now been tidied-up as no doubt befits the status of an up and coming area.
• someone: At Hyde Park I shall be rather more refined, as befits someone who likes candles and The Antiques Roadshow.
• man: His demeanor befits a man of far more advanced years.
• hotel: As befits a hotel by the sea, fish is on the menu.

Modifying Another Word

• ill: It ill befits a court to say that he was wrong.
• not: The lack of subtlety does not befit such fine tunes.
• only: The figure of the queen mother - she is dressed in coral regalia befitting only the most high-ranking chiefs.
• so: It will make a big impact and suitable entrance which will be so befitting for what is a very special, world-renowned stadium.
• truly: Expertly edited and attractively produced, moreover, the actual book truly befits its subject.
• well: They are not of our race, it is true, yet compassion well befits beings so fairly favored as ourselves.

Preposition: from

• plumbing: Extractor f INTERNAL SYSTEMS The property befits from entirely new plumbing, heating and wiring.