Meritoriously

Pronunciation: /ˌmɛr.ɪˈtɔr.i.əs.li/

Definitions of meritoriously

adverb In a meritorious manner; deserving praise or reward

Example Sentences

A1 She meritoriously completed her homework on time.

A2 The student was praised for meritoriously participating in class discussions.

B1 The athlete meritoriously trained for months before the competition.

B2 The employee was promoted for meritoriously exceeding sales targets.

C1 The scientist meritoriously published groundbreaking research in a prestigious journal.

C2 The artist meritoriously received international acclaim for her latest masterpiece.

Examples of meritoriously in a Sentence

formal She was awarded meritoriously for her exceptional work in the field of science.

informal He meritoriously earned a promotion for his hard work and dedication.

slang They totally meritoriously aced that exam without even studying.

figurative The artist's painting was meritoriously praised for its unique style and creativity.

Grammatical Forms of meritoriously

• past tense: meritoriously
• plural: meritoriously
• comparative: more meritoriously
• superlative: most meritoriously
• present tense: meritoriously
• future tense: will meritoriously
• perfect tense: have meritoriously
• continuous tense: is meritoriously
• singular: meritoriously
• positive degree: meritoriously
• infinitive: to meritoriously
• gerund: meritoriously
• participle: meritoriously

Origin and Evolution of meritoriously

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'meritoriously' originated from the Latin word 'meritorius' which means deserving of reward or praise.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'meritoriously' has maintained its original meaning of deserving reward or praise, and is commonly used in contexts related to commendable actions or achievements.