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Discover LudwigThe phrase "get suited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of dressing appropriately for a specific occasion or situation.
Example: "Before the meeting, make sure to get suited in your best attire."
Alternatives: "get dressed" or "put on a suit".
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The circus hasn't arrived, so I get suited up and go in with my notepad.
Once your stuff is put away, we will ask you to sign in and then get suited up in a fabulous plastic apron, hairnet, name-tag and gloves.
Theodore Miller, left, helps James Momoh get suited up in protective gear Sept. 16 at the Bong County Ebola Treatment Unit in Liberia.
Many companies are taking a more relaxed attitude to dressing, but in some professions (law, accountancy) you either get suited up or booted out.
For me, not having to get suited and booted every day isn't just a perk, it's a necessity, because some days I just don't have the energy.
For this most recent visit the business development manager, Graham Pentelow, shows us round, waiting patiently while we get suited, booted and sanitised to within an inch of our lives.
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The Look A navy double-faced cashmere Dunhill coat gets suited up for business.
While everyone in his troupe took a solo spot, Bow Wow spent a lot of time offstage getting suited up.
He remembers getting suited up — a couple of scuba tanks on his back, extra safety gear hanging from his rig and stepping to the back of the boat.
How wheelchair goldfish gets suited up for his day pic.twitter.com/AbwoOrpdRn.
Where can I get suits like that?
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