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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 (v. i.) To
acquire
desert;
to gain
value;
to
receive
benefit;
to
profit.
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Meriting
::
Meriting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Meri.
Merithal
::
Merithal
(n.) Alt. of
Merithallu.
Esteem
::
Esteem
(v. t.)
Estimation;
opinion
of merit or
value;
hence,
valuation;
reckoning;
price..
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) One who has
skill,
knowledge,
or
experience,
sufficient
to
decide
on the
merits
of a
question,
or on the
quality
or value of
anything;
one who
discerns
properties
or
relations
with skill and
readiness;
a
connoisseur;
an
expert;
a
critic..
Meed
::
Meed (n.) That which is
bestowed
or
rendered
in
consideration
of
merit;
reward;
recompense.
Overmerit
::
Overmerit
(n.)
Excessive
merit.
Critic
::
Critic
(n.) One
skilled
in
judging
of the
merits
of
literary
or
artistic
works;
a
connoisseur;
an
adept;
hence,
one who
examines
literary
or
artistic
works,
etc., and
passes
judgment
upon them; a
reviewer..
Desertful
::
Desertful
(a.)
Meritorious.
Promerit
::
Promerit
(v. t.) To
deserve;
to
procure
by
merit.
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Destitute
of
beauty,
fitness,
or
merit;
as, a poor
discourse;
a poor
picture..
Indulgence
::
Indulgence
(n.)
Remission
of the
temporal
punishment
due to sins, after the guilt of sin has been
remitted
by
sincere
repentance;
absolution
from the
censures
and
public
penances
of the
church.
It is a
payment
of the debt of
justice
to God by the
application
of the
merits
of
Christ
and his
saints
to the
contrite
soul
through
the
church.
It is
therefore
believed
to
diminish
or
destroy
for sins the
punishment
of
purgatory..
Worthy
::
Worthy
(n.)
Having
worth or
excellence;
possessing
merit;
valuable;
deserving;
estimable;
excellent;
virtuous.
Meedful
::
Meedful
(a.)
Worthy
of meed,
reward,
or
recompense;
meritorious..
Justice
::
"Justice
(a.)
Conformity
to truth and
reality
in
expressing
opinions
and in
conduct;
fair
representation
of facts
respecting
merit or
demerit;
honesty;
fidelity;
impartiality;
as, the
justice
of a
description
or of a
judgment;
historical
justice..
Eminent
::
Eminent
(a.)
Being,
metaphorically,
above
others,
whether
by
birth,
high
station,
merit,
or
virtue;
high in
public
estimation;
distinguished;
conspicuous;
as, an
eminent
station;
an
eminent
historian,
statements,
statesman,
or
saint..
Stern
::
Sterling
(a.)
Genuine;
pure; of
excellent
quality;
conforming
to the
highest
standard;
of full
value;
as, a work of
sterling
merit;
a man of
sterling
good
sense..
Deservedness
::
Deservedness
(n.)
Meritoriousness.
Semi-pelagian
::
Semi-Pelagian
(n.) A
follower
of John
Cassianus,
a
French
monk (died about 448), who
modified
the
doctrines
of
Pelagius,
by
denying
human
merit,
and
maintaining
the
necessity
of the
Spirit's
influence,
while,
on the other hand, he
rejected
the
Augustinian
doctrines
of
election,
the
inability
of man to do good, and the
certain
perseverance
of the
saints..
Demerit
::
Demerit
(n.) That which
deserves
blame;
ill
desert;
a
fault;
a vice;
misconduct;
-- the
opposite
of
merit.
Emerited
::
Emerited
(a.)
Considered
as
having
done
sufficient
public
service,
and
therefore
honorably
discharged..
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