meritoriously
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Definition
Adverb: * In a manner deserving of praise, reward, or honor; commendably. It describes an action performed with such excellence, virtue, or worth that it merits recognition or approval.
Usage
The adverb "meritoriously" is used to modify a verb, describing how an action was performed. It emphasizes the praiseworthy quality of the deed or service. * It typically describes actions involving duty, service, effort, or conduct. * It is a formal word, often found in official, legal, or ceremonial contexts.
Examples
- The soldier acted meritoriously under extreme duress.
- She served the community meritoriously for over three decades.
- The committee recognized that he had performed his duties meritoriously.
Advanced Usage
- In Evaluative Contexts: Often used in performance reviews, award citations, or legal judgments to formally acknowledge exemplary conduct.
- The court found that the officer had acted meritoriously in defense of others.
Variants and Related Words
- Meritorious (adjective): Deserving praise or reward.
- He received an award for his meritorious service.
- Merit (noun): The quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward.
- Promotion should be based on merit.
Synonyms
- Commendably
- Laudably
- Admirably
- Exemplarily
- Creditably
Antonyms
- Blameworthily
- Discreditably
- Unworthily
Adverb
- in a meritorious manner
- he served his country meritoriously