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commensurate definition
com·men·su·rate (-s̸ho̵or it, -sər-)
adjective
- equal in measure or size; coextensive
- corresponding in extent or degree; proportionate
- commensurable (sense )
Etymology: LL commensuratus < com-, with + mensuratus, pp. of mensurare: see commensurable
Related Forms:
- commensurately com·men′·su·rately adverb
- commensuration com·men′·su·ra′·tion (-ā′s̸hən) noun
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