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Definition of merit
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of merit is as below...
Merit (n.) To earn by
service
or
performance;
to have a right to claim as
reward;
to
deserve;
sometimes,
to
deserve
in a bad
sense;
as, to merit
punishment..
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Demerit
::
Demerit
(n.) To
deserve;
-- said in
reference
to both
praise
and
blame.
Chicane
::
Chicane
(n.) The use of
artful
subterfuge,
designed
to draw away
attention
from the
merits
of a case or
question;
--
specifically
applied
to legal
proceedings;
trickery;
chicanery;
caviling;
sophistry..
Worthiness
::
Worthiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
worthy;
desert;
merit;
excellence;
dignity;
virtue;
worth.
Deservedness
::
Deservedness
(n.)
Meritoriousness.
Meritorious
::
Meritorious
(a.)
Possessing
merit;
deserving
of
reward
or
honor;
worthy
of
recompense;
valuable.
Protomerite
::
Protomerite
(n.) The
second
segment
of one of the
Gregarinae.
Meedfully
::
Meedfully
(adv.)
According
to
merit;
suitably.
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(a.) Of
common
rank,
quality,
or
ability;
not
distinguished
by
superior
excellence
or
beauty;
hence,
not
distinguished
in any way;
commonplace;
inferior;
of
little
merit;
as, men of
ordinary
judgment;
an
ordinary
book..
Worthily
::
Worthily
(adv.)
In a
worthy
manner;
excellently;
deservedly;
according
to
merit;
justly;
suitably;
becomingly.
Appreciation
::
Appreciation
(n.) A just
valuation
or
estimate
of
merit,
worth,
weight,
etc.;
recognition
of
excellence..
Nepotism
::
Nepotism
(n.) Undue
attachment
to
relations;
favoritism
shown to
members
of one's
family;
bestowal
of
patronage
in
consideration
of
relationship,
rather
than of merit or of legal
claim..
Virtue
::
Virtue
(n.)
Excellence;
value;
merit;
meritoriousness;
worth.
Demerit
::
Demerit
(n.) That which one
merits
or
deserves,
either
of good or ill;
desert..
Merit
::
Merit (n.)
Reward
deserved;
any mark or token of
excellence
or
approbation;
as, his
teacher
gave him ten
merits..
Meritable
::
Meritable
(a.)
Deserving
of
reward.
Demerit
::
Demerit
(n.) The state of one who
deserves
ill.
Overmerit
::
Overmerit
(n.)
Excessive
merit.
Modesty
::
Modesty
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
modest;
that lowly
temper
which
accompanies
a
moderate
estimate
of one's own worth and
importance;
absence
of
self-assertion,
arrogance,
and
presumption;
humility
respecting
one's own
merit..
Jury
::
"Jury (a.) A
committee
for
determining
relative
merit or
awarding
prizes
at an
exhibition
or
competition;
as, the art jury gave him the first
prize..
Superior
::
Superior
(n.) One who is
above,
or
surpasses,
another
in rank,
station,
office,
age,
ability,
or
merit;
one who
surpasses
in what is
desirable;
as,
Addison
has no
superior
as a
writer
of pure
English..
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