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merited

adjective as in earned

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"In our view, a heavy penalty was entirely merited for this very serious offence," the board said in its written reasons.

From BBC

It was fully merited but only served to illustrate once more how the Gunners must sign a striker before the January transfer window closes.

From BBC

Although Arsenal considered it a contentious decision, pundits at the game made the case that Brighton merited their penalty.

From BBC

But the Lakers and top basketball executive Rob Pelinka believed Christie’s athleticism, his emotional intelligence and his two-way potential were strong enough that he merited the payday and a season-opening spot in the team’s rotation.

It hardly merited a mention that Brazilian wide-man Antony did not make the squad for this game.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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