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commensurate

adjective/kəˈmen.sɚ.ət/

corresponding suitably in size, degree, or importance

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commensurate in a sentence

Her salary should be commensurate with the responsibilities of the position.

The modest prize was not commensurate with the years of work behind the discovery.

Where it comes from

From Latin commensuratus, meaning 'measured together.'

Memory hook

COM-MEASURE-ATE: things measured together are commensurate.

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