Remuneration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMUNERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that remunerates
• money paid for work or a service
• The act of remunerating.
• That which is given to remunerate; an equivalent given, as for services, loss, or sufferings.
• the act of paying for goods or services or to recompense for losses
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that remunerates; recompense, pay

Words related to REMUNERATION

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Words that contain REMUNERATION

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How to use REMUNERATION in a sentence

• The manager of one of the New York City street railways met with complete denial the easy optimism that adequate remuneration will command a sufficient supply of men.
• EDWARD MARSH read an interesting Report on the State Remuneration of Poets.
• The twenty-four-hour day, the seven-day week, no legal claim for remuneration, these are her common working conditions.
• If the guardian is well-off, Let him claim no remuneration, but if he is poor, let him have for himself what is just and reasonable.
• Having made note of the emerald as remuneration for their labors, he completed the inscription without signature.
• In spite of opposition, the good man worked on, with very small remuneration.
• It is from posterity we are to expect remuneration for the sacrifices we are making for their service, of time, quiet, and good will.
• We trust that a liberal community will afford them ample remuneration for all the expense and outlay they have necessarily incurred in its publication.
• I have not dared to ask the Pope for anything, because my work does not make sufficient progress to merit any remuneration.
• No man could get his field attended to if he did not at first make ready a good supply of tesvino, because beer is the only remuneration his assistants receive.
• She was a solid young woman of unmoved countenance, who was quite prepared to nurse the ten plagues of Egypt, providing she received sufficient remuneration.
• From that report, it appeared that though yielding, on an average, a fair remuneration to the grower, the price of corn from 1791 to 1803 had been irregular.
• For this labour the state pays, and at a rate immeasurably higher than our own remuneration to labour even in the United States.
• My character has been assailed, my tranquillity disturbed, and my valuable time taken up, without a penny of remuneration.
• He was to ride my second horse, and keep the animal as a remuneration for his services, so soon as we should be fairly within Confederate lines.
• No promise of remuneration for services performed in connection with the Postal Service should be made to any person in the employ of a railway company.
• If this suits thee, say what remuneration is desired by thee.
• She will find that there are compensations for hard work and red-tape regulations, even for low remuneration and slowness of promotion.
• Men and women alike receive inadequate remuneration in all its branches, but, as in other callings, women are worse paid than men.
• In order to keep the cost of maintenance as low as possible, however, the remuneration offered to teachers in rural schools is so small as to be a national disgrace.
• The remuneration varies roughly between L250 and L500 a year, with house but no carriage allowance.
• The professions of teaching, medicine, art, and literature offer openings with adequate remuneration for the highly educated young woman of to-day.
• The last mile I performed on foot, having dismissed the chaise and driver with the double remuneration I had promised.
• The remuneration of those of the privileged class who do any work at all is on an entirely different basis from that of those who need it.
• The task will involve an outlay of your time and labor, for which fifteen hundred dollars will be a generous, a handsome, but not an excessive remuneration.
• And I should hesitate to make a traffic in holy things unless I could make quite certain that no breath of scandal could result from inadequate remuneration.
• In spite of my own income, your ample allowance, and the handsome remuneration received for Lucy, I cannot make both ends meet.
• Religious, and generous in secret, Mathias was found whenever good was to be done without remuneration.

Similar words containing MUNERA without suffix tion and without prefix re

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