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reward

Definition for reward

noun as in payment, prize

verb as in pay; give prize

Strongest matches

compensate, honor, repay, take care of

Strong matches

recompense, remunerate, requite, tip

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Example Sentences

He added that Trump probably appointed Gaetz to reward him for his loyalty.

From Salon

These days it takes warehouses full of the latest computers running all day and all night, but the reward is brand new bitcoins for those companies that take part.

From BBC

At the least, eligibility for VA benefits should reward time of service, using a transparent, sliding scale of benefits that increases based on the length of one’s career.

It’s just like the lingering anti-labor legacy left by President Clinton’s embrace of all things free trade that gave us NAFTA, which promoted the use of the U.S. tax code to reward corporations to ship jobs overseas.

From Salon

Now they are urging people who may have visited Amsterdam to think back, with a €30,000 reward to encourage witnesses to come forward.

From BBC

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

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