remunerate
21remunerate — [[t]rɪmju͟ːnəreɪt[/t]] remunerates, remunerating, remunerated VERB: usu passive If you are remunerated for work that you do, you are paid for it. [FORMAL] [be V ed] You will be remunerated and so will your staff. [V ed] ...an adequately… …
22remunerate — re·mu·ner·ate || rɪ mjuËnÉ™reɪt v. pay, compensate, reimburse …
23remunerate — [rɪ mju:nəreɪt] verb pay for services rendered or work done. Derivatives remuneration noun remunerative adjective Origin C16 (earlier (ME) as remuneration): from L. remunerat , remunerari reward, recompense …
24remunerate — v. a. 1. Reward, requite, compensate, pay, recompense, satisfy, repay. 2. Reimburse, repay, pay, indemnify …
25remunerate — verb (T) formal to pay someone for something they have done for you remuneration noun (C, U): Our company offers a competitive remuneration package, including a company car …
26remunerate — v 1. pay, fee, recompense, reimburse, repay, indemnify, redress, requite, compensate, satisfy; reward, Literary. guerdon, Obs. gratify. 2. yield, return, net, profit, benefit …
27remunerate — re·mu·ner·ate …
28remunerate — re•mu•ner•ate [[t]rɪˈmyu nəˌreɪt[/t]] v. t. at•ed, at•ing 1) to pay, recompense, or reward for work, trouble, etc 2) to yield a recompense for • Etymology: 1515–25; < L remūnerātus, ptp. of remūnerāri to repay, reward …
29remunerate — /rəˈmjunəreɪt / (say ruh myoohnuhrayt) verb (t) (remunerated, remunerating) 1. to pay, recompense, or reward for work, trouble, etc. 2. to yield a recompense for (work, services, etc.). {Latin remūnerātus, past participle, given back} …
30remunerate — , remuneration Uku …
