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perks

NOUN
fringe benefit
Synonyms
STRONGEST
compensation package perk perquisite
WEAK
additional benefit allowances benefits employee benefit extra gravy lagniappe perquisites plus privilege reward solatium
NOUN
guerdon
Synonyms
STRONG
accolade appreciation award benefit bonus bounty carrot comeuppance compensation crown cue dividend gain garland goodies gravy grease honor honorarium meed merit plum
WEAK
feather in cap fringe benefit just deserts prem
Antonyms
STRONG
disadvantage forfeiture loss penalty
NOUN
pork barrel
Synonyms
WEAK
back scratching favors of office logrolling melon patronage payola perquisite plum political favor pork public crib public till public trough spoils of office taxpayer funds
NOUN
reward
Synonyms
STRONGEST
award benefit bonus bounty compensation dividend honorarium premium profit remuneration
STRONG
accolade carrot due gain goodies gravy guerdon merit plum recompense repayment requital return sweetener tip wages
WEAK
fringe benefit just deserts meed
Antonyms
STRONGEST
loss
STRONG
comeuppance fine retribution
WEAK
penalty punishment

Example Sentences

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A rite of passage to a career on Wall Street, working as a young investment banker has seen many of its vaunted perks scaled back over the years.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 5, 2026

Free Spirit Silver and Gold members can receive Mosaic 1 and Mosaic 2 status at JetBlue for a limited time, giving them the opportunity to continue earning points and perks at a different airline.

From MarketWatch • May 4, 2026

Other outlets offer free loyalty schemes which include perks such as your tenth drink free.

From BBC • Apr. 27, 2026

Actual love for a “traditional” wife, Calarco concluded, gets in the way of a man “accepting the perks of patriarchy.”

From Salon • Apr. 8, 2026

Ray perks to something, a sound behind them.

From "A Bird Will Soar" by Alison Green Myers