Angielski

commensurately

gb/kəmˈɛnsɚɪtli/ us/kəmˈɛnsɚɪtli/
C1 Angielski
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adverb formal C1 relation
1

in proportion; correspondingly

in the same proportion; by the same amount compared to something else

Schemat użycia: [something] increase/decrease/rise/fall commensurately (with [something])
Częsty błąd:
Often confused with 'consequently' (meaning 'as a result'); 'commensurately' means 'in proportion'.
Synonimy
proportionally (More common and more direct for numerical relationships.) | correspondingly (Emphasizes matching change rather than exact proportionality.)
Antonimy
disproportionately (Changes by an amount that does not match the other change.)
Kolokacje
increase commensurately |rise commensurately |grow commensurately |decline commensurately |commensurately with |commensurately higher |commensurately lower |commensurately greater |commensurately smaller |expand commensurately
Tematy
business |writing |numbers
Przykłady
  • As demand increased, prices rose commensurately.
  • The budget should expand commensurately with the scope of the project.
  • If workloads grow, staffing needs to grow commensurately.
Przykłady dla uczących się
  • My salary did not increase commensurately with my responsibilities.
  • Costs rose commensurately.
adverb formal C1 property
2

to a matching, appropriate degree

in a way that matches the effort, value, or risk

Schemat użycia: be rewarded/paid/compensated commensurately (for/with [something])
Częsty błąd:
Learners may omit the idea of matching (e.g., using it just as 'very'); it implies a comparison to effort, value, or another factor.
Synonimy
appropriately (Broader; does not necessarily imply proportional matching.) | adequately (Focuses on sufficiency rather than proportionality.)
Antonimy
inadequately (Fails to match what is needed or deserved.) | excessively (Goes beyond what is appropriate or deserved.)
Kolokacje
paid commensurately |compensated commensurately |rewarded commensurately |punished commensurately |valued commensurately |recognized commensurately |invest commensurately |allocate commensurately |commensurately severe |commensurately significant
Tematy
business |work |law
Przykłady
  • Employees expect to be compensated commensurately for the extra hours.
  • The penalties were not commensurately severe given the harm caused.
  • If you take on more risk, you should be rewarded commensurately.
Przykłady dla uczących się
  • She was paid commensurately for her experience.
Gramatyka
Forma słownikowa
commensurately
IPA
GB/kəmˈɛnsɚɪtli/
US/kəmˈɛnsɚɪtli/
Sylaby i akcent
com - men - sur - ately (4 sylaby)
Stress on 2nd syllable (men)
Formy wyrazu
Noun
  • Base: commensurately
  • Plural: commensuratelies
Rodzina wyrazów
Forms
commensuratelies noun
Core family
commensurate adjective C1
Related words
proportion noun B1 proportionate adjective proportionately adverb
Negative and opposite forms
incommensurate adjective disproportionate adjective C1 disproportionately adverb
Advanced or less common
commensurable adjective incommensurable adjective
Wyrażenia

be paid commensurately

1
/bˈi pˈeɪd kəmˈɛnsɚɪtli/
fixed phrase formal

be paid to a matching degree

get pay that matches your work

Przykłady
  • She believes she should be paid commensurately with her experience.
  • Contractors are expected to deliver quickly and be paid commensurately.
  • If the role expands, you should be paid commensurately for the added responsibility.

commensurately with

1
/kəmˈɛnsɚɪtli wˈɪθ/
fixed phrase formal

in proportion to

in the same proportion as

Przykłady
  • Productivity needs to rise commensurately with wages.
  • Spending has not increased commensurately with revenue.
  • The complexity of the system grew commensurately with its user base.

increase commensurately

1
/ˈɪŋkɹis kəmˈɛnsɚɪtli/
fixed phrase formal

increase by a matching amount

increase in the same proportion

Przykłady
  • If output doubles, capacity must increase commensurately.
  • We expected profits to increase commensurately, but they stayed flat.
  • As the team grew, management costs increased commensurately.

rise commensurately

1
/ɹˈaɪz kəmˈɛnsɚɪtli/
fixed phrase formal

rise by a matching amount

rise in the same proportion

Przykłady
  • Rents rose commensurately with inflation.
  • When sales rose, advertising spend rose commensurately.
  • We assumed interest rates would rise commensurately, but they did not.

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