commensurate with something
collocation
formal
correct and suitable when something else is considered:
I am looking for a salary that is commensurate with my skills and experience.
The soldiers are expected to perform duties commensurate with their rank.
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commensurateformal
She had to take a job whose wages were not commensurate with her educational qualifications.
I would expect to receive an improvement in service commensurate with the higher charges.
The government needs to produce a policy that is commensurate with the scale of the problem.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Suitable and acceptable
able
acceptability
acceptable
acceptably
accepted
convenience
correctly
correctness
decent
decently
do the decent thing
felicity
just what the doctor orderedidiom
legitimate
practical
quality
re-eligibility
re-eligible
relevance
relevant
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