defect |
merit |
As a noun defect
is a fault or malfunction.
As a verb defect
is to abandon or turn against; to cease or change one's loyalty, especially from a military organisation or political party.
As a proper noun merit is
.
manage |
merit |
As a verb manage
is to direct or be in charge of.
As a noun manage
is the act of managing or controlling something.
As a proper noun merit is
.
proclaim |
merit |
As verbs the difference between proclaim and merit
is that
proclaim is to excitedly, verbosely and candidly describe while
merit is to earn or to deserve.
As a noun merit is
something deserving positive recognition.
merit |
limitation |
As nouns the difference between merit and limitation
is that
merit is something deserving positive recognition while
limitation is the act of limiting or the state of being limited.
As a verb merit
is to earn or to deserve.
merit |
elite |
As a proper noun merit
is .
As a noun elite is
elite.
merit |
priveledge |
As a proper noun merit
is .
As a noun priveledge is
.
desirability |
merit |
As a noun desirability
is the state of being desirable.
As a proper noun merit is
.
merit |
equity |
As a proper noun merit
is .
As a noun equity is
value of some business.
merit |
essential |
As a proper noun merit
is .
As an adjective essential is
necessary.
As a noun essential is
a necessary ingredient.
merit |
appreciation |
As nouns the difference between merit and appreciation
is that
merit is something deserving positive recognition while
appreciation is a just valuation or estimate of merit, worth, weight, etc.; recognition of excellence.
As a verb merit
is to earn or to deserve.
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