- Look up
merit in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Merit may
refer to:
Merit (Buddhism)
Merit (Christianity)
Punya (Hinduism)
Imputed righteousness in Lutheranism...
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entry ticket,
having inherited millions of
merits from his
deceased brother. The
ticket costs more
merits than he thought, 15 million,
almost his entire...
- trailers.
Meritor is a
Fortune 500 company. In 1997,
Rockwell International spun off its
automotive business as
Meritor. In 2000, Arvin
Meritor was formed...
- The
Legion of
Merit (LOM) is a
military award of the
United States Armed Forces that is
given for
exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance...
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article on "
merit (law)", but its
sister project Wiktionary does: Read the
Wiktionary entry "
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Merit (law) in Wikipedia...
- The
Order of
Merit (French:
Ordre du Mérite) is an
order of
merit for the
Commonwealth realms,
recognising distinguished service in the
armed forces, science...
- convening, congregation, parish) consists,
according to
Catholic belief, of the
merits of
Jesus Christ and his faithful, a
treasury that
because of the communion...
-
called Medal of
Merit:
Medal of
Merit (Czech Republic)
Medal of
Merit (Denmark)
Medal of
Merit of the
Dominican Woman Medal of
Merit of the
National People's...
- good. The
merits of our good
works are
gifts of the
divine goodness. "Grace has gone
before us; now we are
given what is due.... Our
merits are God's...
-
arise from
merits done in the past and vice versa, with demerits. The
merits and
demerits a
person has done may take a
while to bear fruit.
Merit or demerit...
