Rewarding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REWARDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REWARD, to give in return for some service or act
• give something to (someone) in recognition of their services, efforts, or achievements
• receive what one deserves
• show one's appreciation of (an action or quality)
NOUN:
• a thing given in recognition of service, effort, or achievement
• a fair return for good or bad behaviour
• a sum offered for information leading to the solving of a crime, the detection of a criminal, etc.
ADJECTIVE:
• giving personal satisfaction, worthwhile
• providing personal satisfaction
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give recompense to for worthy behavior

Words related to REWARDING

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How to use REWARDING in a sentence

• Caesar remained but a short time in the province, presiding hastily over the assemblies, determining cases of public dispute, and rewarding those who had served him well.
• One of the hideous band had drawn quite near and was meditating rewarding his own boldness with a succulent eye, when Dam groaned and moved.
• Here are at once task and mission and rewarding sway.
• He retained only the bare right of punishing and rewarding his own troops and the free use of these when not acting in conjunction with the Imperialists.
• One director being a kindly man, and desirous of rewarding him for his long service, ordered him to be given something more important than mere copying.
• Now it is idle to pretend that at the present time the British Empire is giving its constituent peoples any such high and rewarding civilisation as I am here suggesting.
• Our poets may here find themes which will be the more tempting and rewarding, the more closely they are held to severe historic verity.
• To detect the new spirit in the old dwelling is the best and most rewarding of all intuitions.
• She expressed her gratification by repairing forthwith to the region of the gasoline stove and rewarding her guest with the promised cup of coffee.
• The son seized upon all the property the father had left, and now employs it in maintaining this band and rewarding the services of Court favourites.
• Very little has been said as yet on this subject of properly rewarding our troops.
• But I believe in rewarding good work, and so I am for Mr.
• And to conclude, we hope after this none will blame us for, or offend at our rewarding these that are against us as they have done to us as the Lord gives opportunity.
• But all true justice is vindictive to vice, as it is rewarding to virtue.
• Tegner was but nineteen years of age when the Muse, contrary to her habit, gave him the crown without the dust, generously rewarding him in advance of performance.
• And better employed, we may add, in rewarding those noble men whose lives were risked in defense of our liberties.
• We have got this question of rewarding our soldiers with the property of rebels, before us, and must meet it squarely.
• There are two good reasons why we should begin to consider betimes, the expediency of rewarding our army with Southern lands.
• The same ingenuity that had gone into producing weapons of destruction was being turned to the challenging, but rewarding, tasks of economic expansion.
• He needed Prussia for the new kingdom of Westphalia, and for rewarding his friends and allies.
• The question of rewarding party service, while by no means ignored, was immeasurably subordinate to that of the integrity and efficiency of the applicant.
• Such relationships are very rewarding to find to whoever would garden well.
• Rewarding him, therefore, was but holding out encouragement to such good dispositions.
• I take the liberty of thinking that your intention of rewarding him, when found, will be somewhat modified by this information.
• Under no circumstances has civilization proved to be wholly rewarding and satisfying.
• If it could be weathered, victory would crown the first good fight of the boys, rewarding their courage in the present struggle and fortifying against future ones.
• But I confess to a rewarding thrill and a very grateful relief when the mystery was finally cleared up.
• He says that no community can govern without punishing those who are evil, any more than by not rewarding the blameless.
• If she had been a Semiramis rewarding a deserving general, she could not have been more queenly.
• This was a means of breaking down the invincible resistance of this powerful enemy and at the same time of rewarding his brilliant talents.
• This system is somewhat similar to the method adopted for rewarding industry in our public schools.
• Assisi I found altogether rewarding, while in Geneva I was disappointed.
• Francis, freed from its mediaeval limitations, a visit to Hull House, Chicago, would be more rewarding.
• Again, the promise of rewarding openly naturally leads on to the positive exhortation to make that reward our great object.

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