remunerate
/ri'mju:nəreit/
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Definition
- Verb:
- To pay someone for work or services provided; to compensate someone financially for their efforts, time, or expenses incurred.
Usage
The verb "remunerate" is a formal term used in business, legal, and professional contexts. It specifically refers to the act of making a payment as compensation. It is typically used with a direct object (the person or entity being paid) and can be followed by "for" to specify the reason for the payment. - Structure: to remunerate someone (for something)
Examples
- The company will remunerate all consultants for their time and expertise.
- How does the firm plan to remunerate its employees for the extra hours worked?
- His contract clearly states that he will be remunerated upon completion of the project.
Advanced Usage
- "to remunerate generously/handsomely": to pay very well.
- The client agreed to remunerate the agency handsomely for the successful campaign.
- Passive Voice: Often used to describe the state of being paid.
- Staff are remunerated on a monthly basis.
Variants and Related Words
- Remuneration (n): The act of paying or the payment itself; compensation.
- The job offers a competitive salary and benefits package as remuneration.
- Remunerative (adj): Providing payment; profitable.
- She sought a more remunerative position in the industry.
Synonyms
- Compensate: To make an equivalent payment to.
- Pay: To give money in exchange for goods or services.
- Reimburse: To pay back (for expenses incurred).
Antonyms
- Charge: To demand payment.
- Withhold payment: To refuse to pay.
Verb
- make payment to; compensate
- My efforts were not remunerated