meritoriously Antonyms
Strongest:
- worthless
- pitiful
- pitiable
- vile
- vile
- deplorable
- censurable
- discreditable
- reprehensible
- unworthy
- unworthy
- deplorable
- worthless
- contemptible
- reprehensible
- censurable
- pitiful
- pitiable
- discreditable
- detestable
- detestable
- contemptible
Strong:
- unsavory
- unethical
- dirty
- notorious
- sorry
- sordid
- wretched
- despicable
- nasty
- unsavory
- shady
- dishonorable
- unlikable
- scabby
- base
- sordid
- unlikable
- ignominious
- disgraceful
- base
- illaudable
- wretched
- nasty
- shameful
- ignominious
- unethical
- notorious
- mean
- low
- scabby
- scandalous
- low
- scurvy
- shameful
- dishonorable
- shady
- mean
- lousy
- despicable
- infamous
- shocking
- dirty
- scandalous
- illaudable
- infamous
- lousy
- sorry
- disreputable
- disgraceful
- disreputable
- scurvy
- shocking
Weak:
Meaning of meritoriously
meritoriously (r)
in a meritorious manner
meritoriously Sentence Examples
- Mark Twain's literary contributions were meritoriously recognized with the Pulitzer Prize.
- The Nobel laureate's research meritoriously advanced our understanding of quantum mechanics.
- Marie Curie meritoriously dedicated her life to scientific discovery, earning her two Nobel Prizes.
- Their act of saving a drowning child was meritoriously rewarded with a medal of honor.
- The student's meritoriously exceptional grades earned her admission to the most prestigious university.
- The employee's meritoriously consistent performance led to a well-deserved promotion.
- Their meritoriously brave actions during the fire helped save countless lives.
- The meritoriously outstanding employees were recognized at the annual company awards ceremony.
- Her meritoriously selfless service to the community earned her widespread admiration and respect.
- The meritoriously original design of the new architectural marvel garnered international acclaim.
FAQs About the word meritoriously
in a meritorious manner
praiseworthy, commendable, creditable, honorable, excellent,worthy, laudable, impressive, distinguished, admirable
worthless, pitiful, pitiable, vile, vile, deplorable, censurable, discreditable, reprehensible, unworthy
Mark Twain's literary contributions were meritoriously recognized with the Pulitzer Prize.
The Nobel laureate's research meritoriously advanced our understanding of quantum mechanics.
Marie Curie meritoriously dedicated her life to scientific discovery, earning her two Nobel Prizes.
Their act of saving a drowning child was meritoriously rewarded with a medal of honor.
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