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What is the adjective form of merit?
The adjective for of the noun merit is merited (such as a merited honor).
What is the past tense of merit?
The past tense of merit is merited.
What rhymes with inheritance?
ferreted, merited
What justice mean?
From Merriam Webster: 1 a: the maintenance or administration of what is just especially by the impartial adjustment of conflicting claims or the assignment of merited rewards or punishments b: judge c: the administration of law ; especially : the establishment or determin. E=WHAT DOES JUSTICE MEAN?
Although she has earned praise for her striking murals the artist felt that her sculpture merited greater?
acclaim
What is the difference between takeover and acquisition?
Acquisition is merited or deserved. Take over is an act of thievery.
What are the merits and limitations of ownership capital?
Ownership can not be merited through false capital and it is warranted for falsifying identity of an individual who has/have/had no capital.
What are the top 200 engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh?
Colleges with only merited students are the best, seats for money is worst.
What is the farthest gleek?
While unofficially recorded by any merited-authority people have been able to gleek substantial distances including 15 feet!
What songs by Susan Boyle are available on YouTube?
Cry me a river - brilliant! Or you can check this out http://the-guesswhat-tavern.blogspot.com/2009/04/susan-boyle-merited-or-overrated.html
What are synonyms for deserved?
well-earned, fitting, due, earned, justified, merited, proper, warranted
Who is the blessed other and what did she do?
I believe you mean Blessed Mother, which is applied normally ONLY to St. Mary, the Mother of God! In Roman Catholic theology she has the primacy of honor among not only Female Saints, but all Saints ( there are all sorts of Marian titles, and the entire month of May is dedicated to her, that is just a sampler. Bearing the Christ child alone merited the title Blessed Mother. By the way, Blessed is used as a prefix for honored souls who have not yet merited the title of Saint, but here has a ( Superior) rather than junior-grade connotation- with Blessed Mother- or BVM Blessed Virgin Mary.
