made for each other
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made for each other
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made for one another. Perfectly suited, as in Pat and Peter were just made for each other, or, as Samuel Richardson put it in Clarissa
(1751): "Her features are all harmony, and made for one another." The use of
made for in the sense of "fitted for" dates from the late 1100s.
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