The present participle of commensurate; making something proportionate or adjusting it to be in proper relation with something else.
Present participle of the verb commensurate, formed by adding -ing to the verb stem. From Latin commensuratus (measured together).
In salary negotiations, HR is constantly 'commensurating' pay with experience and market rates—it's the professional way of saying 'trying to make the numbers make sense.'
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