"Well-deserved" means that if you have real knowledge, skills or achievements, you will naturally have a good reputation and fully deserve this honor. There is nothing to be ashamed of. Synonym of "deserved": deserved; Antonym: fishing for fame and stealing reputation. The idiom "deserved" explains: accept, get. There's nothing to be ashamed of getting some kind of reward or honor.

The origin of the idiom "worthy of the name"

Chapter 15 of Wu Qin Jingzi's Scholars: "Allen's practice is finally known to the parties; Worthy of the name, it is a lifelong embarrassment. " Idiom usage: continuous action; As predicates and clauses; With praise.

example

Qian Zhongshu's Fortress Besieged: "Director Wang wants to read the telegram and praise him for his well-deserved, saying that the gold and silver shop is a small place and the Longtan is not a thing."

The origin of the idiom "deserved"

Tao Juyin's The Romance of Yuan Shikai, the 26th time: "This money is an old friend's appropriation, not an official salary of the Republic of China, so this prime minister deserves it."

Idiom usage

As predicate and attribute; Used for awards and honors, etc. Example: You accept this honor.