rewarding
Americanadjective
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affording satisfaction, valuable experience, or the like; worthwhile.
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affording financial or material gain; profitable.
adjective
Other Word Forms
- quasi-rewarding adjective
- rewardingly adverb
- unrewarding adjective
Etymology
Origin of rewarding
Example Sentences
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In the same way Las Vegas is a tribute to excess, “Army of the Dead” does an outstanding job of rewarding people who love movies, especially the ones swimming in oceans of bullets and carnage.
From Salon
“Markets are increasingly rewarding breadth, cyclicality and real-asset exposure, signaling an early, but meaningful rotation away from the most crowded growth trades,” he said, providing this chart:
From MarketWatch
“Markets are increasingly rewarding breadth, cyclicality and real-asset exposure, signaling an early, but meaningful rotation away from the most crowded growth trades,” he said, providing this chart:
From MarketWatch
The debate is testing the limits of California’s statewide push to accelerate housing development by rewarding construction and expediting permitting processes.
This tool evaluates how rewarding an individual finds music across five dimensions.
From Science Daily
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