To have merit
Example: This argument has merit in context
Definition
"To have merit" means to possess qualities or features that make something worthy of praise, attention, or consideration. It indicates that an argument, idea, or action is valid, valuable, or deserving recognition, especially within a particular context or situation.
Translations
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tener mérito -
waarde hebben -
tenir mèrit -
mériter -
verdienen
Etymology
The phrase "to have merit" comes from the Latin word 'meritum,' meaning 'reward' or 'deservedness.' Over time, it evolved in English to describe something that earns approval or worthiness. Did you know? The concept of merit has long been associated with justice and fairness, highlighting deserving qualities.
