remunerative

/ri'mju:nərətiv/
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remunerative

The new business proved to be a highly remunerative venture.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Financially rewarding; yielding profit or gain: Describes an activity, job, or venture that provides good financial compensation or generates a significant profit.
    • For which money is paid; providing payment: Describes work or services that are compensated with money.
Usage

The adjective "remunerative" is used to describe activities, employment, or investments that are financially beneficial. It is a formal term often used in business, economic, and professional contexts. It typically precedes a noun (e.g., a remunerative position) or follows a linking verb (e.g., The work was highly remunerative).

Examples
  • Adjective:
    • He left his job for a more remunerative position in the private sector.
    • Investing in technology stocks proved to be a remunerative decision.
    • She sought remunerative work to pay off her student loans.
Advanced Usage
  • "remunerative employment": Paid work or a job that offers good financial compensation.
    • The new factory brought remunerative employment to the region.
  • "remunerative price": A selling price that yields a good profit.
    • Farmers struggled to get a remunerative price for their crops.
Variants and Related Words
  • Remunerate (verb): To pay someone for services rendered or work done.
    • The company will remunerate you for your consulting services.
  • Remuneration (noun): Money paid for work or a service; payment.
    • The total remuneration package includes salary and bonuses.
Synonyms
  • Profitable: Yielding financial gain or profit.
  • Lucrative: Producing a great deal of profit.
  • Gainful: Serving to increase wealth or resources; providing a gain.
  • Paying: Yielding a return; profitable.
Antonyms
  • Unprofitable: Not yielding profit or financial gain.
  • Unremunerative: Not providing financial reward.
  • Charitable: Relating to the voluntary giving of help, typically not for payment.
remunerative

The new business proved to be a highly remunerative venture.

Adjective
  1. producing a sizeable profit
    • a remunerative business
  2. for which money is paid
    • a paying job
    • remunerative work
    • salaried employment
    • stipendiary services