rewarding
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re·ward·ing (ri wôr′diŋ)
adjective
Related Forms:
- rewardingly re·ward′·ingly adverb
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
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rewarding
modif.
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Adjective complement with noun phrase
- find: I found the enzyme site very rewarding to read.
Modifies a noun
- career: Learn new skills at home for a more rewarding career.
Modifying Another Word
- immensely: Starting a Colony can be very hard work, but immensely rewarding.
Infinitive complement
- see: It's just very rewarding to see children actually enjoying what you produce in hope.
Used with adjective complement
- prove: A visit to Fulmer Plant Park in Cherry Lane, Fulmer used to prove very rewarding in a variety of ways.
Preposition: for
- everyone: Have a green Halloween that is eco-friendly and rewarding for everyone.
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