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(the word commensurate means having the same measure of, adequate, proportionate)

"Is the reward commensurate with the task that is at hand?"

"The new CEO was given a salary commensurate with his responsibilities."

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(the word commensurate means having the same measure of, adequate, proportionate)

"Is the reward commensurate with the task that is at hand?"

"The new CEO was given a salary commensurate with his responsibilities."

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The prefix of "commensurate" is "com-" and the suffix is "-ate."

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With sufficient authority.

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It means proportional. "He received holiday pay commensurate with his experience" means that he got holiday pay in proportion to the amount of experience he had.

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inapplicable, irrelevant, or does not apply

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