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View definitions for reaping

reaping

noun as in attainment

noun as in crop

noun as in harvesting

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Example Sentences

He said Kamala Harris' loss on Tuesday was merely reaping what the party had sown.

From Salon

After Israel escalated its air campaign, he said the group was "reaping what it sowed over the past 20 years" - but also warned that the Lebanese people would "pay a heavy price in destruction and devastation".

From BBC

And he said it could risk creating a cycle of more established creators reaping the rewards of higher engagement from viewers over those trying to build their following.

From BBC

Not only did they dominate on the court and field, but their charismatic personalities drew fans to them and both the Lakers and Dodgers are still reaping the benefits all these many years later.

“It’s kind of to the point where I feel a little guilty for reaping so many benefits from Korea,” she said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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