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Filter by Meaning Our commensurable interest in science led to many interesting discussions.
The group shared a commensurable goal of helping those in need.
The teacher praised the students for their commensurable efforts in the class.
The two restaurants have a commensurable reputation for quality food.
The two novels have a commensurable theme of loss and redemption.
Both companies have a commensurable commitment to customer satisfaction.
The number of guests attending the event is commensurable with the size of the venue.
The length of the rope is commensurable with the distance between the two trees.
The temperature of the oven is commensurable with the cooking time of the recipe.
The duration of the movie is commensurable with the ticket price.
The length of the presentation is commensurable with the time allotted.
The sizes of the boxes are commensurable with the size of the shelf.
The salary of the employees is commensurable with their job responsibilities.
The amount of fertilizer used is commensurable with the size of the garden.
The number of votes is commensurable with the popularity of the candidate.
We cannot compare the performance of the two athletes as they compete in different sports and are not commensurable.
The performance of the two stocks is commensurable as they are both in the same industry and have similar financials.
The salaries of the two executives are commensurable, even though one has more experience.
The health benefits of different foods are not always commensurable, so it's important to balance your diet.
The company's success is commensurable with its market share.
The salary should be commensurable with the skills and qualifications of the employee.
The size of the cake was commensurable with the number of guests at the party.
The salary offered by the new job was commensurable with her experience.
The value of the prize was not commensurable with the effort put in by the contestants.
The number of guests invited was not commensurable with the size of the venue.
The punishment was commensurable with the crime committed by the accused.
The amount of time spent on the project was commensurable with the quality of the outcome.
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