meting (Meaning)

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meting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Mete

The punishment should be meted out swiftly and without prejudice.
The court meted out a severe sentence to the convicted criminal.
The judge meted out justice with an impartial hand.
The government meted out harsh penalties for those who violated the law.
I meted out a well-deserved punishment to my misbehaving child.
The teacher meted out extra homework to the students who were not paying attention.
The society meted out ostracism to those who did not conform to social norms.
The jury meted out a verdict of not guilty, to the relief of the defendant.
The warden meted out privileges to the prisoners who had good behavior.
The principal meted out detentions to the students who broke school rules.

of Mete

hand out, supply, parcel (out), allocate,distribute, dispense, portion, provide, divide, deal (out)

misallocate, reject, disallow, refuse, reject, decline, withhold, deprive (of), refuse, deny

The punishment should be meted out swiftly and without prejudice.

The court meted out a severe sentence to the convicted criminal.

The judge meted out justice with an impartial hand.

The government meted out harsh penalties for those who violated the law.