commensurable

[US]/kəˈmɛnʃərəbl/
[UK]/kəˈmɛnʃəbl/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.able to be measured by the same standard; corresponding in size or degree; capable of comparison

Phrases & Collocations

commensurable values

commensurable units

commensurable measures

commensurable quantities

commensurable factors

commensurable criteria

commensurable aspects

commensurable dimensions

commensurable goals

commensurable outcomes

Example Sentences

the two projects are commensurable in terms of their costs.

her achievements are commensurable with her hard work.

we need to find commensurable metrics for evaluation.

his experience is commensurable with the requirements of the job.

the two theories are not commensurable in their approaches.

these two cultures are commensurable in their values.

her salary is commensurable with her level of experience.

it's difficult to find commensurable data across different studies.

the results are commensurable with previous findings.

we need to ensure that our standards are commensurable with international ones.

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