condigness
/kɒndɪgnəs/ or /kɒndɪgnɛs/Definitions
1. noun
The quality of being suitable or deserving of punishment, reward, or other consequences.
“The court’s decision was a manifestation of the condignness of her actions.”
2. noun
The state of being worthy or deserving of something, especially in a moral or judicial sense.
“The condignness of his crimes was evident in the severity of his punishment.”