I have the gratification of knowing that my system, everywhere known as the 'Morse system,' is universally adopted throughout the world, because of its simplicity and its adaptedness to universality.

Wood facilitates his endeavors to instruct himself in art, by its adaptedness to a greater variety of purposes than any other substance.

The peculiar merit of this Encyclopaedia is its convenient adaptedness to popular use.

On the contrary, he was a popular, high-spirited youth, almost passionately fond of society, maintaining an unusual number of warm friendships, and unsurpassed by any of the young men of his day in adaptedness to the elegancies and courtesies of the more refined portions of the moving world.

In times of slower growth, man did not enter a situation without a certain preparation or adaptedness to it.

He forgets that the heart must be led, not driven to piety, and that unless his efforts are adapted to the nature of the minds he is acting upon, and suited to influence them, he must as certainly fail of success as when there is a want of adaptedness between the means and the end in any other undertaking whatever.