remunerative

Modifies a noun

• employment: On several of the hills are quarries of slate of good quality, the working of which affords remunerative employment to many laborers.
• capital: But since remunerative capital can be consumed by unproductive consumers, this argument will not hold.
• work: The very children who used to stay at home to help out or do remunerative work are now in school.
• price: An assured market and remunerative prices for their products would be of great help, members felt.
• job: Progressive wages and highly remunerative job - what could be better?
• occupation: This was quite a remunerative occupation ( danger money I suppose!

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Both were well known before they joined David Cameron's front bench team of enjoying highly remunerative non-political employment outside the House of Commons.
• very: A. I find it very remunerative, and this is one particular stereotype I'm very happy to endorse.
• financially: You tap into John's talents which is financially remunerative to you both.