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meeter

meeter

9.4
More suitable for a particular purpose or situation
  • adjective
  • /ˈmiːtər/
  • Archaic
translation icon : más adecuado
  • Is this proposal meeter than the last one?

Examples

  • Of all the candidates, she seemed the meeter choice for the position.

  • They searched for a meeter solution to satisfy both parties.

  • The judge considered the new law a meeter response to the current situation.

  • This solution is meeter for our needs.

  • She found the new regulations to be a meeter approach to improving safety in the workplace.

  • After reviewing all options, they chose the proposal deemed a meeter fit for their goals.

  • This adjustment seems like a meeter solution for the environmental concerns raised by the community.

Antonyms

20 2.6

Not right for a person, place, or purpose

How Appropriate

ideal
203 4.2
meeter
  • Archaic
9.4
suitable
172 1.8
adequate
234 2.7

Surface Forms

meeter positive
meeter comparative

Morphology

meeter = meet (semi-transparent) = meet + er

The comparative ending '-er' is regular, but the base adjective 'meet' is archaic and likely unfamiliar to many learners.

Etymology

Meeter is the comparative form of meet, which once meant 'fitting' or 'proper'. So a meeter thing is simply one that is more suitable or appropriate.