proportionate

[Latin proportion at us, from proportio =proportion (q. v.).] Adjusted to something else according to a certain proportion or comparative relation; proportional; in proportion. (Generally followed by to.) "What penitence proportionate Can e'er be felt for sin so great?" Long fellow: Golden Legend, iii. pro-pör-tion-āte, v. t. [PROPORTIONATE, a.] To make proportionate or proportional; to adjust according to a settled rate or to due proportion; to proportion. "Proportionated to their opportunities of conversation with the more enlightened." - Mickle : Introd. to Lusiad. pro-pör-tion-ate-ly, adv . [English proportion ate ; ly . ] In a proportionate manner or degree; with due proportion; according to settled rate; proportionably.