well-matched
/ˌwel ˈmætʃt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌwel ˈmætʃt/ (ame, ipa)
well-matched — adjective
1. having qualities that are similar enough to make two or more people or things wo
having qualities that are similar enough to make two or more people or things work well together, whether as partners, opponents, or parts of a whole
Charlotte and her debate partner were well-matched in skill and style.
The two chess players proved well-matched, drawing all three games.
linking verb: prove + well-matched
Wei found a roommate well-matched to his quiet habits and early schedule.
Constanza chose a well-matched pair of gloves and scarf for the trip.
In that match, both boxers looked well-matched from the very first round.
- compatible
broader — can describe technology, systems, or ideas, not only people in pairs
- well-suited
emphasises fitness for a role or purpose rather than similarity between two parties
- evenly matched
used specifically for contests and competitions where opponents are at similar levels
- harmonious
emphasises pleasant, peaceful coexistence rather than matched ability or traits
- ill-matched
direct opposite — not compatible because of clear differences
- mismatched
suggests a visible or awkward lack of fit between two things
- incompatible
broader and stronger — unable to exist or work together at all
文法句型
well-matched to + noun
well-matched for + noun
well-matched in + noun