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emoluments
noun as in pay
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noun as in profit
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Example Sentences
Madoff may have provided even more extraordinary emoluments to some other of his feeders.
Honours and emoluments of every description were showered on the English hero for this glorious success.
His passion for his profession was intense, yet with it was the keenest love of its emoluments.
Why not transfer the Dunboyne, with all its endowments and emoluments, to Rome?
Their emoluments are derived from the fees and perquisites which their ecclesiastical functions bring in.
But the chaplaincy and its emoluments were usually held by one of the canons of the Minster.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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