meed in a sentence

Definition

Meed: a reward or honor given for an achievement or merit, especially in recognition of bravery, excellence, or accomplishment.

The knight received a meed of honor for his bravery in battle.
In ancient times, a meed was often awarded to those who excelled in poetry or storytelling.
She believed that every act of kindness deserved a meed of gratitude.
The king's meed to the loyal subjects was a grand feast held in the castle.
His dedication to the project earned him a meed of respect from his peers.
The warrior received his meed of honor after the battle.
In ancient times, poets often sought a meed for their work through patronage.
Her tireless efforts in the community earned her a meed of gratitude from the townsfolk.
The king bestowed a meed upon the brave knight for his valor and loyalty.
He believed that every act of kindness deserved a meed in return.