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Meaning of sufficiently merited
The primary meaning of "sufficiently merited" is that something or someone has deserved or earned something to a satisfactory or adequate degree.
Etymology of sufficiently merited
The word "sufficiently" comes from the Latin "sufficientem", meaning enough, and "merited" comes from the Latin "meritum", meaning deserved, earned, or served.
The phrase "sufficiently merited" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something or someone that has earned or deserved a particular reward, recognition, or treatment.
Synonyms
adequately deserved
well-deserved
richly deserved
fully warranted
thoroughly earned
justly rewarded
fairly earned
properly deserved
sufficiently earned
amply merited
highly deserved
thoroughly merited
richly earned
well-earned
fully deserved
highly warranted
adequately merited
sufficiently deserved
fairly merited
properly earned
justly deserved
highly earned
amply deserved
thoroughly warranted
fully earned
richly warranted
sufficiently earned
well-deservedly
highly merited
Definitions
- To be sufficiently merited means to have deserved or earned something to a degree that is considered satisfactory or adequate.
- * It can also imply that someone or something has qualified for a particular reward, recognition, or treatment due to their actions, achievements, or characteristics.
Usage Examples
- The team's hard work and dedication were sufficiently merited by their victory in the championship.
- * Her excellent performance was sufficiently merited by the standing ovation she received.
- * The company's commitment to sustainability was sufficiently merited by the environmental award they received.
Antonyms
undeservedly
unfairly
unjustly
inadequately
insufficiently
unmerited
unwarranted
undeserving
unearned
unrewarded
unrecognised
unjustifiable
unfounded
baseless
unworthy
unqualified
disqualified
ineligible
unfit
improper
inappropriate