Meetinged Out

Pronunciation: /ˈmiːtɪŋd aʊt/

Definitions of meetinged out

verb to distribute or dispense, especially as a punishment or reward

Example Sentences

A1 The teacher meetinged out assignments to the students.

A2 The manager meetinged out tasks to each team member.

B1 The judge meetinged out a fair punishment to the defendant.

B2 The captain meetinged out orders to the crew members.

C1 The government meetinged out sanctions against the country.

C2 The disciplinary board meetinged out consequences for the misconduct.

Examples of meetinged out in a Sentence

formal The punishment was meetinged out according to the established guidelines.

informal He got what was coming to him when the punishment was meetinged out.

slang The boss totally meetinged out a harsh punishment for being late again.

figurative Justice meetinged out its verdict in a swift and fair manner.

Grammatical Forms of meetinged out

• past tense: meted out
• plural: meeting out
• comparative: more meted out
• superlative: most meted out
• present tense: meet out
• future tense: will meet out
• perfect tense: has meted out
• continuous tense: is meeting out
• singular: meets out
• positive degree: meet out
• infinitive: to meet out
• gerund: meeting out
• participle: meting out

Origin and Evolution of meetinged out

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'meetinged out' originated from Middle English, where 'meeting' meant to measure or distribute.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term evolved to mean allocating or giving out something in a fair or just manner.