| 释义 | View usage for:condign in British English (kənˈdaɪn) adjective(esp of a punishment) fitting; deservedDerived formscondignly (conˈdignly)  adverbWord origin C15: from Old French condigne,  from Latin condignus,  from dignus  worthycondign in American English (kənˈdaɪn; ˈkɑnˌdaɪn)   adjective  deserved; suitablesaid esp. of punishment for wrongdoing Derived formscondignly (conˈdignly)  adverbWord origin ME & OFr condigne  < L condignus,  very worthy < com-,  intens. + dignus,  worthy: see  dignitySynonyms of 'condign'fitting, just, meet, deserved More Synonyms of condign  Synonyms meet (archaic) richly-deservedAdditional synonymsDefinition just enough in amount or just good enough in quality an amount adequate to purchase another houseSynonyms sufficient,  enough,  capable,  suitable, requisiteDefinition right or suitable It is appropriate that Irish names dominate the list.Synonyms suitable,  right,  fitting,  fit,  suited,  correct,  belonging,  relevant,  proper,  to the point,  in keeping,  apt,  applicable,  pertinent,  befitting,  well-suited,  well-timed,  apposite,  apropos,  opportune (formal),  becoming,  seemly,  felicitous,  germane,  to the purpose,  appurtenant,  congruous,  meet (archaic)Definition rightfully earned Her reputation for political skill is well deserved.Synonyms well-earned,  just,  right,  meet (archaic),  fitting,  due,  fair,  earned,  appropriate,  justified,  suitable,  merited,  proper,  warranted,  rightful,  justifiable, condigncondescendcondescendingcondescensioncondignconditionconditionalconditioned
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