merited

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merited

Her success was merited after years of dedicated work.

Definition

AdjectiveDeserved or earned; justified by one's actions, qualities, or conduct. It describes something that is rightfully received as a consequence.

Usage

The adjective "merited" is used to describe a reward, punishment, success, or outcome that is fully justified and appropriate based on prior actions or qualities. It is often used in formal or evaluative contexts.

Examples
  • The team's victory was merited after a season of hard work and dedication.
  • She received a merited promotion for her outstanding contributions to the project.
  • The harsh criticism he received was merited due to his careless mistakes.
  • The award was a merited recognition of his lifetime of service.
Advanced Usage
  • "Merited attention/consideration": Deserved focus or thought.
    • The proposal raises merited concerns that we must address.
  • "Well-merited": An emphatic form meaning thoroughly deserved.
    • The standing ovation was well-merited after such a breathtaking performance.
Variants and Related Words
  • Merit (noun): The quality of being good, worthy, or deserving of praise or reward.
    • The decision was based on merit.
  • Merit (verb): To deserve or be worthy of something.
    • This suggestion merits further discussion.
  • Meritorious (adjective): Deserving reward or praise; having merit.
    • She was honored for her meritorious conduct.
Synonyms
  • Deserved
  • Earned
  • Justified
  • Warranted
  • Due
  • Rightful
Antonyms
  • Unmerited
  • Undeserved
  • Unjustified
  • Unwarranted
merited

Her success was merited after years of dedicated work.

Adjective
  1. properly deserved
    • a merited success

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