commensurate
corresponding in size, degree, or extent; proportionate
Word origin: From Latin com- (together) plus mensura (measure).
Commensurate in a sentence
Here are example sentences showing commensurate in a sentence.
The salary offered was hardly commensurate with the years of training required.
The salary offered was commensurate with the candidate's decade of senior experience.
Using “commensurate” well
Commensurate means proportionate or corresponding in degree. It often appears in the phrase commensurate with, signaling a fitting match.
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