Remunerative is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMUNERATIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• serving to remunerate
• earning a salary; paid
• financially rewarding; lucrative
• Affording remuneration; as, a remunerative payment for services; a remunerative business.
• for which money is paid
• producing a sizeable profit

Words related to REMUNERATIVE

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Words that contain REMUNERATIVE

remuneratively22 unremunerative19 remunerativenes20 remunerativeness21 remunerativenesses23

How to use REMUNERATIVE in a sentence

• An exceedingly remunerative offer was made me by a prominent Trust Company, which, at any other time I should have had no hesitation in immediately accepting.
• Fishing for sponges is also a fairly remunerative occupation, which always excites much interest when watched by visitors from other States.
• Now that farming is no longer remunerative, the whole country seems to be given up to hunting.
• The occupations of industry were various and remunerative.
• Other relatives were placed in remunerative and influential positions.
• I have no time to deliver myself in a remunerative torrent of descriptive phrases.
• It was not a very arduous office, but very pleasantly remunerative.
• We cannot reject the possibility that a State, under the necessity of providing remunerative work for its population, may be driven into war.
• The increase of the population in the German Empire alone amounts yearly to a million souls, and these have, to a large extent, found remunerative industrial occupation.
• But no remunerative occupation will ever be found within the borders of the existing German Empire for the whole population, however favourable our international relations.
• If children spend their useful years of child life at school, they can render little or no remunerative service to their parents.
• Everett, at last succeeded in securing a fairly remunerative position.
• Only that which fell into good ground made a remunerative return.
• The road was far from being remunerative to the bond- and stock-holders at that time, and I fancy it has not been so since.
• He is said to be a capital farmer, though he complains that he does not find the pursuit any more remunerative than does his friend, Mr.
• The coveted Government jobs will be more numerous and remunerative.
• Besides, business is business, and pleasant as it may be to sit arrayed in uniform behind a counter, in the long run customers are more remunerative, if not so glorious.
• A cruise was made around the entire island, but the collection was not remunerative.
• The olive trees yield a more secure though less remunerative harvest.
• We shall never know, we can only surmise something of the self-sacrificing devotion of that mother during the years in which Borrow had failed to find remunerative work.
• It appeared incumbent upon me as a kind of holy duty to prove myself a remunerative investment.
• Circumstances made it necessary after I graduated from college to find something to do that was immediately remunerative.
• There was no lack of men to undertake the collection of abandoned cotton on these terms, as the enterprise could not fail to be exceedingly remunerative.
• Tobacco is an important product, and its culture is highly remunerative.
• It is an excellent plan to work for two men, as it gives variety and may often be more remunerative, although for myself I never had more than L100 a year.
• I hope the enterprise has proved remunerative to those concerned, but I doubt it.
• Further, the canal would unquestionably be immediately remunerative.
• Outwardly I was just a worthy bourgeois, an interpreter by profession, and delighted at the remunerative work so opportunely put in my way.
• Louis, fortune pointed to wider fields, and he set forth in search of remunerative and congenial employment.
• He can have about seventy such trees in an acre, so that there is scarcely any better or more remunerative cultivation when once established.
• The records of Congress show that, as a whole, the business was not remunerative, because there were constant appeals from people interested.
• These books acquired at once a large sale, and the sales of the previous editions are still remunerative.
• New Orleans afforded a remunerative market for all they could produce, and, in return, supplied them with every necessary beyond their means of producing at home.

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