Thesaurus / mete
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A company that has a just clause policy “has to show that the discipline that was meted out to a particular worker was proportionate to the alleged thing that they did wrong,” DeCarava said.
CONTROVERSY AROUND NEWSROOMS’ SOCIAL MEDIA POLICIES EMBOLDENING THE CALL FOR UNIONIZED MEDIA WORKPLACESSARA GUAGLIONEJUNE 7, 2021DIGIDAYThe stories are ideal for short trips, and the collection will appeal to listeners from nonage to senectitude, as long as they enjoy justice meted out with merry malice.
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COUNTY MANAGER IN ARLINGTON PUSHES WEAKER POLICE REVIEW BOARDRACHEL WEINERMAY 19, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThat includes 11 countries in which death is the punishment meted out for those convicted of homosexuality and other “crimes” of sexual and gender non-conformity.
LGBTQ TRAVELERS TO THE RESCUE!ED SALVATOMAY 12, 2021WASHINGTON BLADEIndeed, Uncle Frank must endeavor to keep in mind, that with what measure we mete it shall be measured to us again.
MIKE MARBLEUNCLE FRANKFor with what judgment you judge, you shall be judged: and with what measure you mete, it shall be measured to you again.
THE BIBLE, DOUAY-RHEIMS VERSIONVARIOUSNothing would be more unworthy of this nation, than with a mean and mechanical rule, to mete out the splendour of the Crown.
THOUGHTS ON THE PRESENT DISCONTENTSEDMUND BURKENan ancre seruant ne ahte bi rihte to easkin iset hure bute mete hure ha mei flutte bi; ant godes milce.
SELECTIONS FROM EARLY MIDDLE ENGLISH, 1130-1250VARIOUSPetruchio, in "The Taming of the Shrew," calls the tailor's measuring-yard his mete-yard.
A SELECT COLLECTION OF OLD ENGLISH PLAYS, VOLUME 10 (OF 15)VARIOUSNothing would be more unworthy of this nation, than with a mean and mechanical rule, to mete out the splendor of the crown.
THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE, VOL. I. (OF 12)EDMUND BURKESYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 24, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO METE
- accredited
- allowed
- appointed
- ascribed
- attached
- attributed
- authorized
- cast
- charged
- choiced
- commissioned
- committed
- credited
- delegated
- deputized
- designated
- downlinked
- downloaded
- drafted
- elected
- empowered
- enrolled
- entrusted
- held responsible
- hired
- hung on
- imputed
- named
- nominated
- ordained
- pinned on
- referenced
- referred
- selected
- slotted
- tabbed
- tagged
- accrediting
- allowing
- appointing
- ascribing
- attaching
- attributing
- authorizing
- casting
- charging
- choicing
- commissioning
- committing
- crediting
- delegating
- deputizing
- designating
- downlinking
- downloading
- drafting
- electing
- empowering
- enrolling
- entrusting
- hanging on
- hiring
- holding responsible
- imputing
- naming
- nominating
- ordaining
- pinning on
- referencing
- referring
- selecting
- slotting
- tabbing
- tagging
- abuttals
- ambits
- barriers
- beginnings
- borderlands
- borderlines
- borders
- brinks
- circumferences
- circumscriptions
- compasses
- confines
- edges
- ends
- environs
- extents
- extremities
- frames
- fringes
- frontiers
- hems
- horizons
- limits
- line of demarcations
- lines
- marches
- margins
- marks
- meres
- metes
- outlines
- outposts
- pales
- perimeters
- peripheries
- precincts
- radii
- rims
- sides
- skirts
- terminals
- terminations
- termini
- verges
- abuttals
- ambit
- barrier
- beginning
- border
- borderland
- borderline
- brink
- circumference
- circumscription
- compass
- confines
- edge
- end
- environs
- extent
- extremity
- frame
- fringe
- frontier
- hem
- horizon
- limits
- line
- line of demarcation
- march
- margin
- mark
- mere
- mete
- outline
- outpost
- pale
- perimeter
- periphery
- precinct
- radius
- rim
- side
- skirt
- terminal
- termination
- terminus
- verge
- allocate
- allot
- appoint
- apportion
- appropriate
- assign
- authorize
- button down
- characterize
- charge
- choose
- commission
- connote
- constitute
- define
- delegate
- denote
- depute
- deputize
- describe
- dictate
- earmark
- elect
- evidence
- favor
- finger
- indicate
- individualize
- make
- mark
- mete
- name
- nominate
- opt
- peg
- pick
- pin down
- pinpoint
- prefer
- put down for
- reseve
- set apart
- set aside
- show
- single
- slot
- stipulate
- tab
- tag
- tap
- allocated
- allotted
- appointed
- apportioned
- appropriated
- assigned
- authorized
- buttoned down
- characterized
- charged
- chose
- commissioned
- connoted
- constituted
- defined
- delegated
- denoted
- deputed
- deputized
- described
- dictated
- earmarked
- elected
- evidenced
- favored
- fingered
- indicated
- individualized
- made
- marked
- meted
- named
- nominated
- opted
- pegged
- picked
- pinned down
- pinpointed
- preferred
- put down for
- reseved
- set apart
- set aside
- showed
- singled
- slotted
- stipulated
- tabbed
- tagged
- tapped
- allocates
- allots
- appoints
- apportions
- appropriates
- assigns
- authorizes
- buttons down
- characterizes
- charges
- chooses
- commissions
- connotes
- constitutes
- defines
- delegates
- denotes
- deputes
- deputizes
- describes
- dictates
- earmarks
- elects
- evidences
- favors
- fingers
- indicates
- individualizes
- makes
- marks
- metes
- names
- nominates
- opts
- pegs
- picks
- pinpoints
- pins down
- prefers
- puts down for
- reseves
- sets apart
- sets aside
- shows
- singles
- slots
- stipulates
- tabs
- tags
- taps
- administer
- allot
- apportion
- appropriate
- assign
- bestow
- circulate
- consign
- convey
- cut up
- deal
- deal out
- diffuse
- disburse
- dish out
- dispense
- disperse
- dispose
- disseminate
- divide
- divvy up
- dole out
- donate
- endow
- fork out
- give
- give away
- hand out
- issue
- lot out
- measure out
- mete
- parcel
- partition
- pass out
- pay out
- present
- prorate
- radiate
- ration
- scatter
- share
- shell out
- slice up
- sow
- strew
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