apt
apt
definition
adjective
an apt description of her nature
appropriate or suitable in the circumstances.
she was apt to confuse the past with the present
having a tendency to do something.
abbreviation
apartment.
example
But the language of liberty and freedom is 'apt' to be confusing in these areas.
Blunt secateurs would be a more 'apt' description, only less useful.
Delicious decadence dripped from the setting, giving a perfectly 'apt' description of the scene.
Ask her if she ever thought it necessary to learn acting, and the answer is an 'apt' no.
They are 'apt' pupils of his bible, a.k.a. the F.A.Q. section of his Web site.
So long as the global economy continues to rebound, the outlook for commodities is 'apt' to stay bright.
I laughed when I read it because it is such an 'apt' and true description of where I've ended up.
David had been busy with Rose, who was definitely a more 'apt' pupil with Dog Speak than Harry had been with sailing language.
He was a monk and maverick philosopher; she, the 'apt' and eager pupil.
Kate moulded the format of a traditional Irish Blessing into a toast that was clever, entertaining and 'apt' for the occasion.
She becomes quite the 'apt' pupil for him, becoming much like him but resenting him as well.
Due to my mother's fear she tried to teach me well, and I learned, I just wasn't 'apt' to showing it.
The HOPE Scholarship was put in place more than anything to keep the 'apt' students within the state.
Down toward this latter end of the spectrum are folks who are more than ordinarily 'apt' to confuse the wish and the deed, the belief and the fact.
However, both adjectives provide 'apt' descriptions of those scientists in my Rhodes class.
The skillful presentation of the research shows that he has been an 'apt' scholar in the school of Western methodology.
He says that a bowler who learns only by experience is 'apt' to know more about what not to do than what to do.
In fact he is an excellent reader of poetry and has a fine eye for selecting 'apt' and surprising examples.
This is the kind of non-controversy that is 'apt' to generate more confusion than clarity.
The revelations of Monday indicate just how 'apt' both those descriptions have turned out to be.
I spoke to two senior players last night and it is 'apt' to say that they are confused.
Therefore, it may be 'apt' to search for physical problems underlying the Prophet's mental troubles.
You are less 'apt' to waste time making decisions, and you are quick to act on your ideas.
And empirical work will be needed to see whether it is indeed a more 'apt' description of innovation.
In such circumstances car journalists are 'apt' to talk about poor rear seat or limited boot space, or the complicated satellite navigation system.
At school he was an 'apt' scholar, and could talk readily in Greek at 15.
We have an innate tendency to avoid pain, and therefore we are 'apt' to conjure up rationalizations that justify our behavior.
Because they had such a lions share of the search market they were 'apt' to be under heavy pressures of fraud and manipulation.
In many cases this description is still 'apt' for onlookers.
It takes one of 'apt' intellectual capacity to be able to process that entire sentence.
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