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merit
noun as in advantage
Weak match
verb as in be entitled to
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
I think people should be allowed to point out the fact that there is an Israeli lobby, and yes, it’s powerful and debate the merits of that, I guess.
Starbucks spokesperson Jaci Anderson said last month that “allegations by Workers United have all previously been debunked and are without merit.”
When stock prices decline, implied volatility—which is the essence of options prices—increases, often more than merited because investors panic.
While some US courts have issued injunctions to stop the removals, they have had limited ability to review the merits of such actions.
Novo hit back in a statement Monday, saying that Pfizer’s claim that it was trying to stifle Metsera as a potential competitor, or to suppress innovation, was “absurd” and without merit.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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