beseem
/biːˈsiːm/Definitions
1. verb
to be suitable or fitting for something or someone
“The grand chandelier did not beseem the humble cottage.”
2. verb
to behave in a way that is suitable or fitting for someone or something
“The young diplomat learned to beseem her position and behave accordingly.”
3. noun
a quality or attribute that is fitting or suitable for something or someone
“The dignity of the office was a quality that beseemed the new president.”
4. verb
to appear or look suitable or fitting for something or someone
“The new outfit did not beseem her, and she looked out of place at the formal event.”