salaried Definition
sala·ried (sal′ə rēd, sal′rēd)
adjective
receiving or yielding a salary
salaried Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- overseer: In 1704 six sidesmen were chosen to assist the churchwardens and an additional, salaried, overseer was appointed in 1782.
- dentist: Ideally, salaried NHS dentists would be the solution to the country's dental problems.
- GP: Dr. Z had employed the salaried GP to assist with her heavy workload.
- employe: We do not have any openings at present for salaried employees, nor are we likely to have in the future.
- clerk: Here he remained rising presently to the position of salaried clerk for seven years.
- employment: They do not obtain regular salaried employment with welfare benefits like workers in the organized sector.
Modifying Another Word
- not: Although not salaried, expenses are reimbursed so that you will not be out of pocket.
- usually: Where this occurs, the healthcare professionals and even the clinicians are usually salaried employees.
- highly: If only the highly salaried managers at Post Office Ltd could show one tenth of his commitment to providing a decent service.
Browse dictionary entries near salaried
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