Definition of adaptedness in English:

adaptedness

noun əˈdaptɪdnəs

The quality or state of being adapted for a particular use or purpose, or to a particular environment; suitableness, fitness. Frequently with for, to.

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Ferguson (d. 1714), pamphleteer and conspirator. From adapted + -ness.

nounəˈdaptɪdnəs

The quality or state of being adapted for a particular use or purpose, or to a particular environment; suitableness, fitness. Frequently with for, to.

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Ferguson (d. 1714), pamphleteer and conspirator. From adapted + -ness.

单词	adaptedness
释义	Definition of adaptedness in English: adaptedness noun əˈdaptɪdnəs The quality or state of being adapted for a particular use or purpose, or to a particular environment; suitableness, fitness. Frequently with for, to. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Ferguson (d. 1714), pamphleteer and conspirator. From adapted + -ness. Definition of adaptedness in US English: adaptedness nounəˈdaptɪdnəs The quality or state of being adapted for a particular use or purpose, or to a particular environment; suitableness, fitness. Frequently with for, to. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Ferguson (d. 1714), pamphleteer and conspirator. From adapted + -ness.
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