commensurably

Examples

• All

• They will be commensurably more costly to attract, satisfy, and keep trained.

  Academic text (1996)

• There is commensurably much less interest in integrating the whole system.

  Academic text (1996)

• As a new lawyer grew in competency and professional stature, the size and complexity of his work assignments would commensurably increase.

  Academic text (2017)

• With the poorer quality conscript becoming the norm, and as the available funds grew, the search for technological fixes also increased commensurably.

  Academic text (1996)

• One such intersection is formed when the Xuxa icon travels north to the United States, where her trademark "X" collides smartly with another, commensurably powerful trademark "X."

  Academic text (1998)

• As the athlete trains harder, her performance improves commensurably, reflecting her increased dedication.

• The project's impact on the community will grow commensurably as more resources are allocated for its development.

• When companies expand their services, their customer base tends to grow commensurably to meet the increased demand.

Synonyms

P

proportionately

vscommensurably

10 4.1

In a way that makes one thing match another in size or amount

is the same idea but uses a different word form

P

proportionally

vscommensurably

9 4.2

In a way that changes by the same amount as something else

is similar in meaning but uses a different lexical form

C

correspondingly

vscommensurably

5 4.8

In a way that matches something else

is focused on matching generally rather than exact measured amounts

C

commensurately

vscommensurably

• Formal

1 7.5

In a way that matches something in size or degree

has identical meaning but is a different adverb form

How Proportional

commensurably

• Formal

7.7

evenly

98 1.3

unevenly

8 3.5

disproportionately

46 7.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology