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rewarding Definition

re·ward·ing (ri wôrdiŋ)

adjective

giving a sense of reward, or return a rewarding experience

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rewarding Related Forms
re·ward·ingly adverb
rewarding Synonyms

rewarding

modif.

satisfying, fulfilling, gratifying, worthwhile; see pleasant 2, readable 2, worthwhile.

rewarding Usage Examples

Adjective complement with noun phrase

  • find: I found the enzyme site very rewarding to read.
  • make: How will stocking local food make supermarket jobs more rewarding?

Modifies a noun

  • career: Learn new skills at home for a more rewarding career.
  • hobby: What can start out as a curiosity can end up as a rewarding hobby!
  • experience: A rewarding experience you may also a used car.
  • excellence: But most important of all, we are in the business of recognizing innovation and rewarding excellence in the process industries.
  • job: Have you a few spare hours to do a rewarding job?
  • trek: This is an extremely rewarding trek and one for the connoisseur of wild places that remains largely untouched by tourism.

Modifying Another Word

  • immensely: Starting a Colony can be very hard work, but immensely rewarding.
  • financially: A degree in Computer Science can be very financially rewarding.
  • richly: Research into Medieval English is complex but richly rewarding.
  • hugely: However, the work is a hugely rewarding experience.
  • incredibly: I found the STP degree to be an incredibly rewarding course.

Infinitive complement

  • see: It's just very rewarding to see children actually enjoying what you produce in hope.
  • know: I find it rewarding to know it is a job well done.
  • watch: However, as time passed they began to use their imagination and it was hugely rewarding to watch them enjoying themselves using their talent.

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.
  • find: What do you find most rewarding about your current position?

Preposition: for

  • everyone: Have a green Halloween that is eco-friendly and rewarding for everyone.