Associations to the word «Merited»
Noun
- Rebuke
- Censure
- Ssr
- Punishment
- Approbation
- Ussr
- Ukraine
- Oblivion
- Reproach
- Retribution
- Disgrace
- Kilkenny
- Applause
- Appellation
- Albania
- Reward
- Contempt
- Praise
- Ukrainian
- Compliment
- Posterity
- Perseverance
- Tajikistan
- Favourite
- Disobedience
- Ridicule
- Righteousness
- Humiliation
- Condemnation
- Scorn
- Judah
- Wherefore
- Zeal
- Scruple
- Armenia
- Acknowledgment
- Admiration
- Cork
- Consolation
- Reputation
- Conduct
- Indignation
- Obscurity
- Tenderness
- Jurist
- Vengeance
- Inclusion
- Gratitude
- Countryman
- Resentment
- Merit
- Tyrant
- Esteem
- Confidence
- Offence
- Endeavour
- Favour
- Fate
- Trick
- Grace
- Pursuing
- Deed
- Artist
- Devotion
- Pharaoh
- Consideration
- Master
- Title
- Honour
- Crime
- Shame
- Sport
- Advancement
- Severity
- Attention
- Folly
Adjective
Wiktionary
MERITED, adjective. Deserved
MERITED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of merit
Dictionary definition
MERITED, adjective. Properly deserved; "a merited success".
Wise words
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