fitness

noun
UK: /ˈfɪtnəs/
US: /ˈfɪtnəs/
  1. The condition of being physically healthy and strong.

    1. Good fitness is important for health.
    2. Regular exercise is essential for maintaining a high level of fitness throughout your life.
  2. The quality of being suitable to perform a specific task or role.

    1. The fitness of the plan for the task is clear.
    2. The court will determine the fitness of the parents to care for their children.

Synonyms

gaffe omission equation simplicity oversight negligence equality ability temerity audacity equilibrium capability bravery valor balance directness courage grit symmetry candor fortitude perseverance harmony skill determination stability resemblance well-being constancy rigidity likeness sincerity solidity toughness correspondence honesty endurance tenacity identification potential resilience buoyancy concordance perfection elasticity ductility compliance integrity pliancy malleability obedience sanity plasticity yieldingness acquiescence aptitude submission accuracy rationality reason qualification competence judgment discernment efficiency agreement sagacity intelligence propensity precision wisdom insight tendency veracity knowledge understanding relevancy strength comprehension realization pertinence coherence awareness perception adequacy health impression sense expediency credibility feeling spirit usefulness plausibility mood air virtue tone atmosphere aura advantage unity charisma magnetism propriety cogency enchantment fascination decorum validity glamour appeal goodness wellness allure charm excellence capacity beauty elegance merit conviction sophistication subtlety worth persuasion refinement sensitivity value shape susceptibility exposure desirability consistency delicacy frailty congruity rhetoric weakness debility accordance eloquence languor lassitude conformity form torpor lethargy correlation totality indolence laxity parallelism fluency dereliction inadvertence similarity flow lapse slip equivalence condition error mistake counterpart entirety blunder faux pas match ease
fitness adjective
  1. The state of being suitable or appropriate.

    1. The fitness of his reply impressed her.
    2. We need to assess the fitness of these procedures within the company's structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "fitness" in English means: The condition of being physically healthy and strong., The quality of being suitable to perform a specific task or role..

The phonetic transcription of "fitness" is /ˈfɪtnəs/ in British English and /ˈfɪtnəs/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

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Example usage of "fitness": "Good fitness is important for health.". More examples on the page.