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mete out

VERB
  1. administer or bestow, as in small portions
    dole out some money
    the machine dispenses soft drinks
    administer critical remarks to everyone present
    deal a blow to someone
    shell out pocket money for the children

How To Use mete out In A Sentence

  • The King is at first inclined to agree with this principle and to mete out to the sororicide the punishment he deserves.
  • Schools should not mete out physical punishment to children.
  • Schools should not mete out physical punishment to children.
  • And it has triggered a guessing game over whether the new iPhone is genuine, how it got into the hands of the website and what sort of punishment the highly secretive Apple bosses might mete out to the software engineer apparently responsible for losing it. The Apple Engineer Who Lost the Top Secret 4G iPhone Prototype After Celebrating His 27th Birthday | Impact Lab
  • If a man touches a woman, her parents, relatives and bystanders off the street mete out justice that even Big Al, the WWE bunkmate in your jail cell, would admire. Charlie Sheen To Make More Two And A Half Men, The Turd
  • Schools should not mete out physical punishment to children.
  • Their thanks was to kill both him and his dog and then skedaddle back to Mexico, which refuses to hand over murderers to the US until we promise not to mete out the same punishment to them that they meted out to their victims. The Volokh Conspiracy » Why the Arizona Law is Much Worse than the Federal Law It is Supposedly Based On
  • While apparently the head of the KKK stands by for the next order, ready to mete out punishment, and smoking a cigar. Courtroom (Philip Guston)
  • He felt he had a right to mete out physical punishment to the children.
  • He felt he had a right to mete out physical punishment to the children.
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