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Word of the day, Meted

By Maryam Umar
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Word of the day, Meted

Our word of the day from The Arbiter is Meted

Meaning Meted is the past form of the verb mete, meaning to distribute, allocate, or give out something, often in measured amounts. It’s commonly used in the phrase “mete out,” especially when referring to punishment, justice, or treatment.

Pronunciation
-/miːtɪd/

Synonyms
– Dispensed
– Allocated
– Handed out

Example The legal system in Saudi Arabia is the real definition of justice because it is meted out appropriately.

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