HOLD MERIT

Definition: To possess or exhibit qualities or attributes that are considered valuable, valid, or worthy of recognition.

Synonyms: Carry Weight, Deserve Credit, Have Value, Be Valid, Be Credible

Usage Examples in Sentences

Your efforts truly hold merit in this project.

Your observations hold merit in understanding customer preferences.

The feedback from users will hold merit in refining the software.

The historical artifacts discovered by the archaeologists hold merit for understanding ancient civilizations.

The novel's profound themes and well-developed characters undoubtedly hold merit in the literary world.

The athlete's dedication and consistent performance hold merit in the competitive world of professional sports.

The nuanced arguments put forth by the philosopher hold merit in the realm of existentialist thought.

In the world of literature, the timeless themes explored by classic novels still hold merit for contemporary readers.

The intricate brushstrokes and symbolism in the painting undoubtedly hold merit in the world of modern art.

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The mathematician's elegant proof managed to hold merit, gaining recognition in mathematical circles globally.

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The research findings hold merit and should be considered for further investigation.

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The criticisms against the policy do not hold merit upon closer examination.

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The notion that hard work always leads to success does not always hold merit in every circumstance.

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Your concerns hold merit, and we will address them in the next meeting.

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Consideration should be given to ideas that hold merit.

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Hold merit, these findings can shape future policies.

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Despite its flaws, the plan does hold merit.