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Adjective(1) (2) proper and appropriate(3) fitting(4) merited

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Adjective(1) (2) proper and appropriate(3) fitting(4) merited

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(1) deserve

(2) well-deserved

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(1) deserve

(2) well-deserved

Synonyms

Adjective

1. well-earned

5. justifiable

6. rightful

7. due

8. right

9. just

10. fair

11. fitting

12. appropriate

13. suitable

14. proper

15. apt

16. meet

Verb

17. merit

18. earn

19. warrant

20. rate

21. justify

22. be worthy of

23. be entitled to

24. have a right to

25. be qualified for

Synonyms

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Adjective

1. well-earned

5. justifiable

6. rightful

7. due

8. right

9. just

10. fair

11. fitting

12. appropriate

13. suitable

14. proper

15. apt

16. meet

Verb

17. merit

18. earn

19. warrant

20. rate

21. justify

22. be worthy of

23. be entitled to

24. have a right to

25. be qualified for

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