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Meaning of fully merited
The phrase "fully merited" refers to something that is completely deserved or justified.
Etymology of fully merited
The word "merited" comes from the Latin word "meritum," meaning "deserved" or "earned," which is the neuter past participle of "merere," meaning "to deserve" or "to earn."
The phrase "fully merited" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that is completely justified or deserved.
Synonyms
well-deserved
richly deserved
thoroughly deserved
highly deserved
completely deserved
entirely deserved
totally deserved
utterly deserved
wholly deserved
sufficiently deserved
amply deserved
justly deserved
fairly deserved
reasonably deserved
suitably deserved
properly deserved
duly deserved
rightfully deserved
lawfully deserved
legitly deserved
morally deserved
ethically deserved
rightfully earned
justly earned
fairly earned
reasonably earned
suitably earned
properly earned
duly earned
earned with honor
earned with merit
highly warranted
thoroughly warranted
completely warranted
entirely warranted
totally warranted
utterly warranted
wholly warranted
sufficiently warranted
amply warranted
justly warranted
fairly warranted
reasonably warranted
suitably warranted
properly warranted
duly warranted
Definitions
- Fully merited refers to a reward, punishment, or situation that is entirely justified or deserved, based on the circumstances or actions of an individual or group.
- * It can also describe a decision, outcome, or consequence that is completely warranted, given the available information or evidence.
Usage Examples
- The team's victory was fully merited, given their dominant performance throughout the season.
- * The employee's promotion was fully merited, considering her outstanding contributions to the company.
- * The punishment was fully merited, given the severity of the crime and the harm caused to the victims.
Antonyms
undeserved
unearned
unwarranted
unjustified
unmerited
unfounded
baseless
unjust
unfair
unreasonable
excessive
disproportionate
inadequate
insufficient
unjustifiable
unworthy
unqualified
ill-deserved
improperly given
wrongly attributed
misattributed
misplaced
inappropriate
inapplicable