appropriate

Definition:
Suitable for a particular person or place or condition etc.
Meant or adapted for an occasion or use.
Take something for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission.

Use 'appropriate' in a sentence:

• 1. If the simple and easy adapter pattern will work for most users, when will it not be appropriate?
• 2. The idea of learning to make appropriate responses based on reinforcing events has its roots in early psychological theories.
• 3. Instead, I add extra methods to the subclasses that perform the appropriate action for each subclass.
• 4. You can view these statistics to help determine how your cache is performing, and whether the size of your cache is appropriate.
• 5. Verbatim insertion is more appropriate in this example, since the aim is to exactly copy the text above the cursor.
• 6. To do that, you want to find each template and make the appropriate change.
• 7. You need to decide if these changes are appropriate or necessary in your environment.
• 8. Appropriate body-mass index for Asian populations and its implications for policy and intervention strategies.
• 9. If the answer is 'yes', then we must decide on an appropriate course of action.
• 10. What you said on the occasion was not appropriate.
• 11. It seemed an appropriate place to end somehow.
• 12. We were hoping not only to identify things we should measure, but also how we should measure and analyze the data, and what kinds of experiments might be most appropriate.
• 13. I felt it was entirely appropriate to honour my adopted country in my new hometown.
• 14. But he said it would not be appropriate to release further details of the schemes at this stage.
• 15. Do work by executing appropriate code at each point in the application.
• 16. If you have the appropriate skills and authority, you can update or extend this set of types.
• 17. The artist recorded interviews on a variety of topics and modelled an appropriate animal for each voice.
• 18. The land was simply appropriated by the rulers.
• 19. The teacher can then take appropriate action.
• 20. A book not appropriate for children.