merits
nounUK /ˈmer.ɪts/
US /ˈmer.ɪts/
The good things about someone or something.
The teacher talked about the merits of reading every day.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The actual facts of a case, apart from legal questions.
The judge decided the case on its merits.
3. To deserve something, especially praise or reward.
Her hard work merits a special prize.
4. Good qualities that make someone worthy of respect.
He was chosen for his merits as a helper.