noun

merit

merit, worth, value, virtue

The plan has some merit.

The plan has some merit.

She was promoted on merit.

She was promoted on merit.

We will judge each case on its own merits.

We will judge each case on its own merits.

to have merit to be good, valuable, or worthwhile The plan has some merit.

on merit based on quality, not on other factors She was promoted on merit.

Synonyms: worth, value, excellence; Antonyms: demerit, fault, flaw

From Latin `meritum` (a thing deserved), from `merere` (to earn, deserve).

It sounds like 'marry it.' You should 'marry' an idea that has merit (value).

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