rewarder

rewarder

A teacher is a rewarder of good behavior.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • One who gives a reward: "rewarder" refers to a person or entity that bestows a prize, compensation, or recognition in return for a service, achievement, or good behavior.
Usage Examples
  • (The company gave financial compensation for achieving goals.)
  • (The philanthropist provided the prize for the competition.)
  • (Nature gives benefits for diligent work.)
Advanced Usage

  • "to be a rewarder of virtue": to be someone or something that recognizes and compensates moral goodness.

    • In many religious traditions, God is described as a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. (God provides spiritual or material benefits for faithful behavior.)

  • "the rewarder of effort": a person or system that gives compensation for hard work.

    • The scholarship committee was a fair rewarder of effort, selecting students based on academic diligence. (The committee acknowledged hard work with financial aid.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Reward (n): something given in return for service, effort, or achievement.
    • She received a reward for finding the lost dog. (A prize or compensation.)
  • Reward (v): to give something in return for service or achievement.
    • The teacher will reward the student for excellent work. (To give a benefit.)
  • Rewarding (adj): providing satisfaction or benefit.
    • Volunteering is a rewarding experience. (Fulfilling and enjoyable.)
  • Unrewarded (adj): not given a reward.
    • His efforts went unrewarded. (He received no compensation.)
Synonyms
  • Benefactor: a person who gives help or money (often without expectation of return).
  • Patron: a person who supports an organization or activity.
  • Sponsor: a person or organization that provides funds for a project or event.
Related Idioms
  • "The rewarder is the master": a proverb meaning that the one who gives the reward has control over the recipient.
    • In this deal, the investor is the rewarder, so the team must follow his conditions. (The investor sets the terms.)
Phrasal Verbs
  • Reward with: to give something as a reward for a specific action.
    • The coach rewarded the team with a day off after their victory. (Gave a benefit in return for success.)