commensurate
In proper proportion
Commensurate means corresponding in size, extent, or degree—proportional to something else.
A salary should be commensurate with experience; punishment should be commensurate with the crime.
The reward was commensurate with the risk.
The word implies a fitting match between two things, neither too much nor too little relative to the other.
Scaled to fit properly
- correspondingMatching in character
- relativeConnected by blood
- scaledClimbed or plated
- comparableAble to be likened
consistent · aligned · calibrated · indexed · graduated · measured · ratio · quantitative
Identical in amount
- tantamountEqual in significance
- coequalHaving identical rank
- on parOf equivalent standing
- matchingIdentical in appearance
identical · interchangeable · coordinate · level · even · same · uniform · congruent
proportionate
Scaled to fit properly
- correspondingMatching in character
- relativeConnected by blood
- scaledClimbed or plated
comparable · consistent · aligned · calibrated · indexed · graduated · measured · ratio · quantitative · matched
equal
Identical in amount
- tantamountEqual in significance
- coequalHaving identical rank
- on parOf equivalent standing
matching · identical · interchangeable · coordinate · level · even · same · uniform · congruent · alike
fitting
Suitable or proper
befitting · deserved · due · meet · worthy · just · fair · merited · adequate · right
- proportionsratio, proportion, fraction, percentage, percent
- Samenessalike, similar, likeness, resemblance, matching
- adequacyadequate, enough, sufficient, satisfactory, acceptable
commensuratedisproportionate
Not properly scaled
incommensurate · out of proportion · unbalanced · lopsided · asymmetric
commensurateinadequate
Not sufficient for purpose
unsuitable · inappropriate · insufficient · unfitting · unacceptable