“Suit” vs. “Suite”: What’s the Difference?
Jun 9, 2023
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The difference between “suit” and “suite”
- Suit refers to a type of clothing, while suite refers to a group of rooms or a group of music pieces
- Suit can also refer to a legal case, but suite cannot
- A suit is typically worn by a person, while a suite is typically a group of rooms or a set of computer programs.
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What is the definition of “suit” and “suite”?
Suit
- A set of matching jacket and trousers worn by men
- Can also refer to a set of clothes worn for a particular activity or purpose
- Can mean a legal case or lawsuit
Suite
- A set of connected rooms, especially in a hotel
- Can also refer to a set of selected pieces of music performed as a group
- Can mean a series of computer programs designed to work together
Which is the more popular variant on the Internet?
“Suite” is the more popular variant on the web.
Suit
1,020,000,000 results on the web
Examples
- He wore a black suit and tie to the wedding.
- The deck of cards has four different suits.
- The detective was investigating a murder-suicide case involving a wealthy man in a business suit.
More popular
Suite
1,410,000,000 results on the web
Examples
- The hotel provided a luxurious suite with a Jacuzzi and a balcony overlooking the ocean.
- The band rehearsed in their recording studio suite for three days.
- My sister booked a suite at the theater for opening night.
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