Associations to the word «Merited»
Noun
- Behaviour
- Tribute
- Salvation
- Appreciation
- Sunk
- Recognition
- Persecution
- Eddie
- Opinion
- Alteration
- Victory
- Occasion
- Guilt
- Convict
- Rabbi
- Investigation
- Mercy
- Judgment
- Sympathy
- Talent
- Treason
- Spaniard
- Moses
- Satisfaction
- Well
- Spite
- Mention
- Distinction
- Recipient
- Attachment
- Ill
- Private
- Economist
- Doom
- Had
- Azerbaijan
- Kindness
- Fault
- Penalty
- Christ
- Sin
- Execution
- Doubt
- Accusation
- Happiness
- Pride
- Virtue
- Russia
- Triumph
- Majesty
- Recall
- Perhaps
- Accomplishment
- Glory
- Chorus
- Manner
- Worker
- Respect
- Republic
- Offense
- Quality
- Curiosity
- Circumstance
- Temper
- God
- Madame
- Hatred
- Gentleman
- Ensemble
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
The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as
effective as a rightly timed pause.