Reward синоним

  • accolade
  • award
  • benefit
  • bonus
  • bounty
  • compensation
  • dividend
  • honor
  • premium
  • profit
  • punishment
  • remuneration
  • carrot
  • comeuppance
  • crown
  • cue
  • gain
  • garland
  • goodies
  • gravy
  • grease
  • guerdon
  • meed
  • merit
  • perks
  • plum
  • recompense
  • repayment
  • requital
  • retribution
  • return
  • salve
  • strokes
  • sweetener
  • tip
  • wages
  • feather in cap
  • fringe benefit
  • just deserts
  • compensate
  • honor
  • repay
  • take care of
  • recompense
  • remunerate
  • requite
  • stroke
  • sugarcoat
  • tip

On this page you’ll find 146 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to reward, such as: accolade, award, benefit, bonus, bounty, and compensation.

  • deprive
  • penalize
  • punish
  • take away

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History gives them scant notice, and the Federal government has failed to reward them as they deserve.

THE COURIER OF THE OZARKSBYRON A. DUNN

On the establishment of the Empire Berthier, like many another, received the reward for his faithfulness to Napoleon.

NAPOLEON’S MARSHALSR. P. DUNN-PATTISON

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WORDS RELATED TO REWARD

  • accomplishment
  • achievement
  • allowance
  • annuity
  • award
  • benefit
  • bonus
  • commission
  • dividend
  • donation
  • earnings
  • fortune
  • gain
  • gift
  • grant
  • income
  • increment
  • inheritance
  • net
  • premium
  • prize
  • proceeds
  • profit
  • remuneration
  • return
  • reward
  • riches
  • salary
  • security
  • wages
  • wealth
  • winnings
  • accretions
  • achievements
  • acquirements
  • acquirings
  • additions
  • attainments
  • buys
  • gainings
  • gains
  • learnings
  • obtainments
  • possessions
  • prizes
  • procurations
  • procurements
  • procurings
  • properties
  • purchases
  • pursuits
  • recoveries
  • redemption
  • retrievals
  • salvage
  • winnings
  • advancement
  • advice
  • advocacy
  • alleviation
  • allowance
  • assist
  • assistance
  • attention
  • backing
  • backup
  • benefaction
  • benefit
  • benevolence
  • bounty
  • care
  • charity
  • comfort
  • compensation
  • cooperation
  • deliverance
  • encouragement
  • endowment
  • favor
  • furtherance
  • gift
  • giving
  • guidance
  • hand
  • handout
  • leg up
  • lift
  • ministration
  • ministry
  • patronage
  • promotion
  • reinforcement
  • relief
  • rescue
  • reward
  • salvation
  • service
  • shot in the arm
  • subsidy
  • sustenance
  • treatment
  • accord
  • adjudge
  • allocate
  • allot
  • apportion
  • assign
  • bestow
  • concede
  • confer
  • decree
  • dish out
  • distribute
  • donate
  • endow
  • fork out
  • gift
  • grant
  • hand out
  • present
  • render
  • reward
  • shell out
  • sweeten the kitty
  • accorded
  • adjudged
  • allocated
  • allotted
  • apportioned
  • assigned
  • bestowed
  • conceded
  • conferred
  • decreed
  • dished out
  • distributed
  • donated
  • endowed
  • forked out
  • gifted
  • granted
  • handed out
  • presented
  • rendered
  • rewarded
  • shelled out
  • sweetened the kitty
  • accords
  • adjudges
  • allocates
  • allots
  • apportions
  • assigns
  • bestows
  • concedes
  • confers
  • decrees
  • dishes out
  • distributes
  • donates
  • endows
  • forks out
  • gifts
  • grants
  • hands out
  • presents
  • renders
  • rewards
  • shells out
  • sweetens the kitty

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  • present, compensation for service

  • gift, compensation for service

  • remuneration, compensation for service

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accolade, acquisition, advantage, alimony, award, en.synonym.one, benefit, bequest, bonus, boon, bounty, compensation, consideration, desert, dividend, donation, due, endowment, fellowship, gain, gift, goodies, grant, gratuity, guerdon, handout, en.synonym.one, honour, income, inheritance, laurel, medal, medallion, merit, net, outcome, pay, payoff, pension, perquisite, premium, prerogative, present, privilege, prize, proceeds, punishment, recompense, reinforcement, remuneration, requital, result, en.synonym.one, return, scholarship, stipend, subsidy, tip, treat, trophy, wage, wages, award, bribe, confer, distinguish, endow, en.synonym.one, fete, give, grant, hire, honor, pay, pay back, present, recognise, recognize, recompense, reinforce, remunerate, repay, requite.

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  1. reward

    To repay or to retaliate, to punish or to reward, may be to make some return very inadequate to the benefit or injury received, or the right or wrong done; but to requite (according to its etymology) is to make so full and adequate a return as to quit oneself of all obligation of favor or hostility, of punishment or reward. Requite is often used in the more general sense of recompense or repay, but always with the suggestion, at least, of the original idea of full equivalent; when one speaks of requiting kindness with ingratitude, the expression gains force from the comparison of the actual with the proper and appropriate return. Compare PAY.

    Synonyms:
    avenge, compensate, pay, pay off, punish, quit, reciprocate, recompense, remunerate, repay, requite, retaliate, return, revenge, satisfy, settle with

    Antonyms:
    absolve, acquit, excuse, forget, forgive, neglect, overlook, pardon, pardon, pass over, slight

    Preposition:
    To requite injury with injury is human, but not Christian.

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  1. wages, reward, payoffnoun

    a recompense for worthy acts or retribution for wrongdoing

    «the wages of sin is death»; «virtue is its own reward»

    Synonyms:
    issue, return, wages, bribe, payoff, yield, reinforcement, advantage, final payment, take, proceeds, takings

    Antonyms:
    penalty

  2. rewardnoun

    payment made in return for a service rendered

    Synonyms:
    wages, payoff, reinforcement, advantage

    Antonyms:
    penalty

  3. reward, reinforcementnoun

    an act performed to strengthen approved behavior

    Synonyms:
    wages, payoff, reenforcement, advantage, reinforcement, support, reinforcer, strengthener, reinforcing stimulus

    Antonyms:
    penalty

  4. rewardnoun

    the offer of money for helping to find a criminal or for returning lost property

    Synonyms:
    wages, payoff, reinforcement, advantage

    Antonyms:
    penalty

  5. advantage, rewardverb

    benefit resulting from some event or action

    «it turned out to my advantage»; «reaping the rewards of generosity»

    Synonyms:
    wages, payoff, vantage, advantage, reinforcement

    Antonyms:
    penalty

  6. honor, honour, rewardverb

    bestow honor or rewards upon

    «Today we honor our soldiers»; «The scout was rewarded for courageous action»

    Synonyms:
    reinforce, observe, repay, respect, honour, abide by, pay back, honor

    Antonyms:
    penalty

  7. reinforce, rewardverb

    strengthen and support with rewards

    «Let’s reinforce good behavior»

    Synonyms:
    reinforce, reenforce, honour, honor, repay, pay back

    Antonyms:
    penalty

  8. reward, repay, pay backverb

    act or give recompense in recognition of someone’s behavior or actions

    Synonyms:
    get, reinforce, pay back, riposte, honor, pay off, refund, retort, fix, honour, return, requite, come back, repay, rejoin, give back

    Antonyms:
    penalty

Matched Categories

    • Approval
    • Offer
    • Payment
    • Recognize
    • Teach

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  1. rewardverb

    Synonyms:
    recompense, compensate, requite, remunerate

  2. rewardnoun

    Synonyms:
    recompense, compensation, GUERDON, requital, remuneration, pay

  3. rewardnoun

    Synonyms:
    premium, bonus, bounty

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  1. rewardnoun

    Synonyms:
    recompense, requital, guerdon, meed, remuneration premium, bonus, bounty, douceur, merit, honorarium, retribution, retaliation, penalty

  2. rewardverb

    Synonyms:
    requite, recompense

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  1. List of paraphrases for «reward»:

    rewards, rewarding, award, prize, recompense, remuneration, awards, payoff, bonus, gratuity, bounty

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  1. Chris Christie:

    All of the sudden, we see polls that see Sen. Cruz and Sen. Rubio up. Two guys who have spent the least amount of time in New Hampshire, by far. And because they came in second or third in Iowa, you are going to let them come in second or third in New Hampshire? if you reward these folks who don’t show up here, there is no reason for New Hampshire to be first.

  2. Deputy Richard Tidwell:

    I praised him and loved on him, i pulled the chicken reward out of my pocket. He ate the chicken and wanted to meet other people as if to say, ‘Look what I’ve done.’.

  3. Josh Alpert:

    We were trying to figure out a way to reward Lyft for having better business practices and not violating our laws, sadly, at the end of the day, it didn’t make a difference.

  4. Joey Logano:

    Same thing here in Daytona. You’re going to be bumping and banging, but you’re going to be going 200 mph while you’re doing it, the risk is a lot higher, so it changes a lot. The reward’s a lot bigger, though. CLICK HERE FOR MORE NASCAR NEWS The Team Penske driver said winning at Daytona is.

  5. Jennifer Benka:

    Poems are comprised of everyday material expertly arranged in ways that require a reader’s time and reflection, but the reward is great: a memorable insight into our humanity, a line that perfectly encapsulates a moment or a truth we want to remember, an experience with language that provokes new ideas and deeper understanding.


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  • جزاء, مكافأة, منحArabic
  • recompensarCatalan, Valencian
  • odměna, odměnitCzech
  • belønningDanish
  • belohnen, BelohnungGerman
  • αμείβω, ανταμοιβήGreek
  • premiiEsperanto
  • recompensar, recompensaSpanish
  • autasustama, autasuEstonian
  • پاداشPersian
  • palkita, palkkioFinnish
  • récompense, récompenserFrench
  • leanWestern Frisian
  • dìoladh, duaisScottish Gaelic
  • इनामHindi
  • jutalom, megjutalmazHungarian
  • ricompensaItalian
  • פרסHebrew
  • 報酬, 報い, 報いるJapanese
  • រង្វាន់Khmer
  • 보수Korean
  • praemiumLatin
  • ဆုBurmese
  • verloning, loon, prijs, beloning, belonenDutch
  • nagradzać, nagrodzićPolish
  • recompensar, recompensaPortuguese
  • вознаграждать, вознаградить, наградить, поощрить, вознаграждение, награждать, награда, премия, поощрятьRussian
  • belöna, belöningSwedish
  • బహుమతిTelugu
  • ödül, ödüllendirmekTurkish
  • phần thưởngVietnamese
  • שׂכרYiddish

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[ ɹɪwˈɔːd], [ ɹɪwˈɔːd], [ ɹ_ɪ_w_ˈɔː_d]

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    Similar words for reward:

    • acquisition (noun)

    • act (noun)

    • advantage (noun)

    • aid (noun)

    • allowance, gift (noun)

    • award (noun)

    • award, winnings (noun)

    • award; winnings (noun)

    • benefits paid after retirement (noun)

    • bonus (noun)

    • bonus; compensation (noun)

    • bounty (noun)

    • brass ring (noun)

    • bribe (noun)

    • charge for service or privilege (noun)

    • citation (noun)

    • compensation (noun)

    • compensation, amends (noun)

    • complimentary fee (noun)

    • conclusion, climax (noun)

    • consideration (noun)

    • deserts (noun)

    • dividend (noun)

    • earnings (noun)

    • earnings from business (noun)

    • earnings from employment (noun)

    • encouragement (noun)

    • event (noun)

    • favorable outcome (noun)

    • fee (noun)

    • fringe benefit (noun)

    • gift (noun)

    • gift, testimonial (noun)

    • gift, tip (noun)

    • grant (noun)

    • gratification (noun)

    • gratuity (noun)

    • gratuity paid (noun)

    • guerdon (noun)

    • help, compensation (noun)

    • help, support (noun)

    • honor (noun)

    • honour (noun)

    • hope (noun)

    • incentive, motive (noun)

    • income, profit (noun)

    • inducement (noun)

    • just deserts (noun)

    • kickback (noun)

    • laurels (noun)

    • longing; dream (noun)

    • medal (noun)

    • money given to help another (noun)

    • one’s share, profit (noun)

    • opportunity for success (noun)

    • pay (noun)

    • payback (noun)

    • payback for another’s action (noun)

    • payment (noun)

    • payment, prize (noun)

    • payoff (noun)

    • pension (noun)

    • premium (noun)

    • price (noun)

    • prize (noun)

    • prize money (noun)

    • proceeds (noun)

    • purse (noun)

    • recompense (noun)

    • redress (noun)

    • reinforce (noun)

    • remember (noun)

    • remembrance (noun)

    • reparation (noun)

    • result of labor (noun)

    • retaliation (noun)

    • retribution (noun)

    • return (noun)

    • revenue (noun)

    • reward (noun)

    • satisfaction (noun)

    • scholarship (noun)

    • something obtained, received (noun)

    • success (noun)

    • tip (noun)

    • transferal (noun)

    • wage/wages (noun)

    • what is due one (noun)

    • winnable money (noun)

    • award (verb)

    • bribe (verb)

    • compensate (verb)

    • deal (verb)

    • pay (verb)

    • pay; give prize (verb)

    • recompense (verb)

    • refund (verb)

    • repay (verb)

    • requite (verb)

    • reward (verb)

    • right (verb)

    • satisfy (verb)

    • other synonyms
    • bonanza

    • bribe

    • charge

    • compensate

    • other relevant words

    • pay

    • recompense

    • requite

    • satisfy

    How to use «reward» in context?

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    Antonyms for reward

    Hypernyms for reward

    • n.

      • living,
      • income,
      • starvation wages,
      • performance-related pay,
      • rise,
      • minimum wage,
      • earnings.

      • asset,
      • trump card,
      • merit,
      • benefit,
      • good,
      • privilege,
      • edge,
      • virtue,
      • premium.

      • accolade,
      • part with,
      • hand over,
      • contribute,
      • hand,
      • lavish,
      • distribute,
      • present,
      • help.

      • desert,
      • amount,
      • blood money,
      • lump,
      • cash flow,
      • appropriation,
      • bond,
      • budget,
      • bailout,
      • due,
      • change.

      • law.

      acquisition (noun)

      • winnings,
      • wealth.

      act (noun)

      • reward,
      • reinforcement.

      advantage (noun)

      • advantage.

      aid (noun)

      • co-operation,
      • ministrations,
      • shot in the arm,
      • co-operations,
      • leg up,
      • ministries,
      • ministration.

      allowance, gift (noun)

      • grant.

      award (noun)

      • citation.

      award, winnings (noun)

      • prize.

      award; winnings (noun)

      • purse.

      benefits paid after retirement (noun)

      • pension.

      bonus (noun)

      • additional compensation,
      • hand-out,
      • ice,
      • fringe benefit,
      • additional compensations,
      • hand outs,
      • golden parachutes,
      • gravy,
      • special compensations,
      • golden parachute,
      • special compensation,
      • hand-outs.

      bonus; compensation (noun)

      • bounty.

      bounty (noun)

      • largesses.

      brass ring (noun)

      • brass-ring.

      bribe (noun)

      • kickback,
      • corrupt money,
      • protection,
      • feedbags,
      • influence peddling,
      • buyoff,
      • feedbag,
      • corrupting gift,
      • Sweeteners,
      • sweetener.

      charge for service or privilege (noun)

      • fee.

      citation (noun)

      • mention,
      • panegyrics,
      • panegyric.

      compensation (noun)

      • counterclaim,
      • scale,
      • Remittances,
      • take home,
      • take-home,
      • setoff,
      • quittance,
      • indemnity,
      • counter-claim,
      • remittal,
      • indemnification,
      • defrayal,
      • counterclaims,
      • remittance,
      • Recoupment.

      compensation, amends (noun)

      • reparation.

      complimentary fee (noun)

      • honorarium.

      conclusion, climax (noun)

      • payoff.

      consideration (noun)

      • commish,
      • baksheesh,
      • something to sweeten pot,
      • something sweeten pot,
      • baksheeshes,
      • commishes.

      deserts (noun)

      • deservings,
      • re-venge,
      • re-venges,
      • get hi,
      • get her,
      • de-serving,
      • re venge,
      • re venges,
      • de-sert,
      • de sert,
      • what is coming to one,
      • meeds,
      • chastenings,
      • get hers,
      • what is asking for,
      • de-servings,
      • de serving,
      • get his,
      • what is asking fors,
      • what one is asking for,
      • talions,
      • Disciplining,
      • de servings,
      • what is coming one,
      • what one is asking fors,
      • Talion,
      • disciplinings.

      dividend (noun)

      • carrot,
      • Carrots,
      • surplus.

      earnings (noun)

      • piece of pie,
      • takings,
      • piece the pie,
      • piece pie,
      • in black,
      • piece of the pie.

      earnings from business (noun)

      • proceeds.

      earnings from employment (noun)

      • pay.

      encouragement (noun)

      • inspiritments,
      • re-assurance,
      • re assuring,
      • re assurance,
      • reassurance,
      • stimulus,
      • invigorations,
      • relievings,
      • re-assuring,
      • reassurings,
      • enlivenings,
      • consolings,
      • supportings,
      • reassurances,
      • solacings,
      • re-assurances,
      • inspiritment,
      • re assurances,
      • invigoration.

      event (noun)

      • wages.

      favorable outcome (noun)

      • success.

      fee (noun)

      • rakeoff,
      • rake off,
      • piece action,
      • rake offs,
      • rake-off,
      • piece of the action,
      • piece of action,
      • piece the action,
      • rakeoffs,
      • takein,
      • rake-offs.

      fringe benefit (noun)

      • additional benefit,
      • Solatium,
      • employee benefit,
      • compensation package,
      • perquisite.

      gift (noun)

      • subscription,
      • hand-me-downs,
      • offertory,
      • giveaway,
      • Offertories,
      • giveaways,
      • goodie,
      • largesse,
      • write-offs,
      • hand-me-down,
      • Fairing,
      • write-off.

      gift, testimonial (noun)

      • remembrance.

      gift, tip (noun)

      • gratuity.

      grant (noun)

      • scholarship,
      • transferal,
      • subvention.

      gratification (noun)

      • fruition,
      • sure shock,
      • de lights,
      • Regalement,
      • de light,
      • de-lights,
      • regalements,
      • sure shocks,
      • de-light.

      gratuity (noun)

      • little something,
      • little somethings,
      • grease palms.

      gratuity paid (noun)

      • tip.

      guerdon (noun)

      • be in line for,
      • entitlement,
      • satisfas,
      • satisfa,
      • entitlements,
      • be line for.

      help, compensation (noun)

      • redress.

      help, support (noun)

      • encouragement,
      • aid.

      honor (noun)

      • honor.

      honour (noun)

      • honour.

      hope (noun)

      • rosiness,
      • hopefulness,
      • thing with feathers,
      • light at end of tunnel,
      • greedy glutton,
      • castles in air,
      • bright side.

      incentive, motive (noun)

      • inducement.

      income, profit (noun)

      • revenue.

      inducement (noun)

      • comeon,
      • hard sell.

      just deserts (noun)

      • what is due,
      • dose of one’s own medicine,
      • what’s coming to one,
      • what is merited,
      • Dueness.

      kickback (noun)

      • money under the table,
      • money under table.

      laurels (noun)

      • gold star,
      • GOLDS,
      • re nown,
      • feather in cap,
      • laurels,
      • feather cap,
      • gold stars,
      • gold,
      • re-cognition,
      • re cognitions,
      • re cognition,
      • renowns,
      • re-nown.

      longing; dream (noun)

      • hope.

      medal (noun)

      • medallion,
      • medal.

      money given to help another (noun)

      • subsidy.

      • dividend.

      opportunity for success (noun)

      • brass ring.

      pay (noun)

      • defrayment,
      • stipendium,
      • Recompensation.

      payback (noun)

      • accruement.

      payback for another’s action (noun)

      • retribution.

      payment (noun)

      • disbursement,
      • salary,
      • reckoning,
      • expenditure,
      • payroll,
      • repayment,
      • installment,
      • settlement,
      • reimbursement.

      payment, prize (noun)

      • grease,
      • remuneration,
      • garland,
      • gain,
      • PERKS,
      • compensation,
      • goodies,
      • punishment,
      • just deserts,
      • cue,
      • award,
      • salve,
      • bonus,
      • plum,
      • recompense,
      • crown,
      • profit,
      • return,
      • Strokes,
      • requital.

      payoff (noun)

      • final reckoning.

      pension (noun)

      • retirement account,
      • superannuation.

      premium (noun)

      • spiff,
      • re gards,
      • spiffs,
      • re-gard.

      price (noun)

      • sticker,
      • wholesale,
      • stickers,
      • wholesales.

      prize (noun)

      • swag,
      • possession,
      • first places,
      • first place,
      • pickings.

      prize money (noun)

      • cash prizes,
      • cash prize,
      • prize-money,
      • door prizes,
      • door prize.

      proceeds (noun)

      • pro ducts,
      • pro duces,
      • pro-duct,
      • pro-duces,
      • pro duce.

      purse (noun)

      • ex chequers,
      • re sources,
      • ex-chequer,
      • re source,
      • ex chequer,
      • re-source,
      • exchequer,
      • re-sources,
      • exchequers,
      • ex-chequers.

      recompense (noun)

      • overcompensation,
      • expiation,
      • Retrievement,
      • propitiation,
      • bus fare.

      redress (noun)

      • re modelings,
      • re-establishments,
      • offsetting,
      • rectification,
      • re dresses,
      • re mission,
      • re-missions,
      • re-modeling,
      • re visions,
      • re habilitations,
      • re-modelings,
      • re pairs,
      • re-establishment,
      • re missions,
      • re modeling,
      • re pair,
      • re establishments,
      • re-habilitation,
      • re-formations,
      • reworkings,
      • re-pair,
      • re-dress,
      • re dress,
      • rectifications,
      • re-working,
      • re-formation,
      • re-pairs,
      • re-dresses,
      • re formation,
      • reestablishments,
      • re-mission,
      • re establishment,
      • re-vision,
      • re-workings,
      • re workings,
      • re-habilitations,
      • re formations,
      • re working,
      • offsettings,
      • Reestablishment,
      • balancings,
      • re habilitation,
      • re vision,
      • re-visions.

      reinforce (noun)

      • reinforce.

      remember (noun)

      • remember.

      remembrance (noun)

      • re-minder,
      • re minder,
      • remembrancers,
      • re-minders,
      • Remembrancer.

      reparation (noun)

      • making good,
      • making goods,
      • squaring things,
      • squaring thing.

      result of labor (noun)

      • fruit.

      retaliation (noun)

      • retaliation.

      retribution (noun)

      • counter-blow,
      • avengings,
      • just desserts,
      • counter blows,
      • avengements,
      • counter blow,
      • counter-blows,
      • Avengement,
      • revanche,
      • just dessert,
      • eye for eye,
      • what fors,
      • revanches.

      return (noun)

      • re turn,
      • payback,
      • re-turns,
      • re turns,
      • Re-turn.

      revenue (noun)

      • re venue,
      • GITIM,
      • re-venues,
      • re-venue,
      • gittin,
      • re venues.

      reward (noun)

      • gift,
      • lure,
      • wage,
      • stipend,
      • enticement,
      • incentive,
      • allotment,
      • consideration,
      • tribute,
      • treat,
      • atonement,
      • sweepstakes,
      • payment,
      • allowance,
      • stimulation,
      • amends,
      • temptation.

      satisfaction (noun)

      • gratification,
      • good fortune,
      • wellbeing,
      • satiety,
      • contentedness.

      scholarship (noun)

      • bursary,
      • financial aid,
      • financial aids,
      • bursaries.

      something obtained, received (noun)

      • acquisition.

      success (noun)

      • clover,
      • good time,
      • big hit,
      • laughers,
      • maturations,
      • grand slams,
      • laugher,
      • lap of luxury,
      • happy days,
      • maturation,
      • grand slam,
      • do well,
      • good times,
      • successfulness,
      • CLOVERS.

      tip (noun)

      • pourboire,
      • one way,
      • oneways,
      • one-ways,
      • one-way,
      • oneway,
      • pourboires,
      • one ways.

      transferal (noun)

      • trans-feral,
      • trans feral.

      wage/wages (noun)

      • bacon and eggs,
      • bacon and egg,
      • bacon eggs,
      • bacon egg.

      what is due one (noun)

      • deserts.

      winnable money (noun)

      • prize money.
    • v.

      award (verb)

      • be stows,
      • sweeten kitty,
      • de-cree,
      • dis tribute,
      • be-stowed,
      • re warded,
      • be-stows,
      • dis-tribute,
      • de creed,
      • pre-sent,
      • sweetened kitty,
      • forking out,
      • end owing,
      • end-owed,
      • de-crees,
      • dis-tributes,
      • re-warding,
      • sweetening kitty,
      • end-owing,
      • pre sent,
      • de crees,
      • pre-sents,
      • be stowed,
      • sweetens kitty,
      • forks out,
      • sweetening the kitty,
      • de cree,
      • be-stowing,
      • be-stow,
      • re-warded,
      • dis tributes,
      • de-creed,
      • sweetens the kitty,
      • sweetened the kitty,
      • be stowing,
      • end owed,
      • be stow,
      • re warding.

      bribe (verb)

      • greased palm,
      • payed off,
      • sweetens pot,
      • greasing palm,
      • doth business,
      • greases palm,
      • makes a deal,
      • oiling palm,
      • co-axed,
      • making deal,
      • doeth business,
      • sweetens the pot,
      • making a deal,
      • doest business,
      • buys back,
      • make deal,
      • buying back,
      • sweetening pot,
      • paying off,
      • oiled palm,
      • makes deal,
      • gat to,
      • sweeten pot,
      • pays off,
      • taking care of,
      • does business,
      • dost business,
      • co axing,
      • sweetening the pot,
      • co-axing,
      • co axed,
      • made a deal,
      • made deal,
      • didst business,
      • bought back,
      • sweetened pot,
      • gotten to,
      • sweetened the pot,
      • oils palm.

      compensate (verb)

      • tickles palm,
      • tickles the palm,
      • re-coups,
      • re-couping,
      • payed up,
      • re couping,
      • re-couped,
      • planked out,
      • planks out,
      • tickled palm,
      • re coup,
      • guerdoning,
      • tickling palm,
      • pays up,
      • re coups,
      • planking out,
      • makes good,
      • ponied up,
      • tickle palm,
      • tickling the palm,
      • re couped,
      • re-coup,
      • ponying up,
      • tickled the palm,
      • paid up.

      deal (verb)

      • de-liver,
      • dis perse,
      • de livers,
      • de livering,
      • forking over,
      • coming across with,
      • forks over,
      • dis burse,
      • de-livered,
      • de livered,
      • came across with,
      • dis-perse,
      • comes across with,
      • de-livering,
      • dis burses,
      • de liver,
      • de-livers,
      • dis-burses,
      • forked over,
      • dis-burse.

      pay (verb)

      • bankroll,
      • settle,
      • meed,
      • disburse,
      • dole,
      • remit,
      • discharge,
      • Retribute,
      • reimburse.

      pay; give prize (verb)

      • stroke,
      • sugarcoat.

      recompense (verb)

      • counter-poises,
      • counter-vail,
      • anteing up,
      • atones for,
      • anteed up,
      • payed for,
      • counter-vailing,
      • over compensate,
      • makes up for,
      • counter vailed,
      • re-dressed,
      • re cover,
      • re-dressing,
      • counter-poise,
      • atoning for,
      • counter-vails,
      • re-covers,
      • re covering,
      • counter-poised,
      • paying for,
      • makes for,
      • antes up,
      • swings for,
      • counter balances,
      • re-turning,
      • gave satisfaction,
      • comping,
      • pays for,
      • over-compensate,
      • counter balance,
      • sprung for,
      • over-compensates,
      • counter poise,
      • counter-balanced,
      • counter-vailed,
      • counter poises,
      • springing for,
      • counter poised,
      • over compensating,
      • counter vail,
      • swinging for,
      • re-covering,
      • counter vails,
      • re dressing,
      • swung for,
      • swang for,
      • springs for,
      • gives satisfaction,
      • counter balanced,
      • over compensated,
      • re-turned,
      • over-compensated,
      • counter poising,
      • counter vailing,
      • counter balancing,
      • counter-poising,
      • re turning,
      • anted up,
      • counter-balancing,
      • over-compensating,
      • comped,
      • over compensates,
      • re covered,
      • re-covered,
      • overcompensates,
      • sprang for.

      refund (verb)

      • re deemed,
      • making repayment,
      • re funding,
      • honored claim,
      • re store,
      • re stores,
      • re-storing,
      • re-funds,
      • re-deems,
      • re funded,
      • honor claim,
      • re stored,
      • re fund,
      • re-funded,
      • made repayment,
      • re-funding,
      • re-fund,
      • re deem,
      • re storing,
      • re deeming,
      • payed back,
      • re-deem,
      • honors a claim,
      • honored a claim,
      • honors claim,
      • honoring a claim,
      • makes repayment,
      • re funds,
      • re-deeming,
      • re-stores,
      • re-stored,
      • honoring claim,
      • pays back.

      repay (verb)

      • re paid,
      • re-pays,
      • re-bating,
      • re bate,
      • settled up,
      • payed dues,
      • re bating,
      • re bates,
      • re paying,
      • re pay,
      • paying dues,
      • re-bated,
      • settles up,
      • re-pay,
      • re-paid,
      • settling up,
      • re-bate,
      • re-paying,
      • re bated,
      • paid dues,
      • pays dues,
      • re-bates,
      • re pays.

      requite (verb)

      • re venging,
      • re quite,
      • re-venging,
      • re-venged,
      • re venged,
      • re-quite.

      reward (verb)

      • induce,
      • give,
      • tempt,
      • sweeten,
      • entice.

      right (verb)

      • over-haul,
      • dialled back,
      • de bug,
      • de bugs,
      • re-conditioned,
      • over hauling,
      • sorts out,
      • de-bugs,
      • de-bugging,
      • re construct,
      • over hauled,
      • de bugged,
      • over haul,
      • re-pairing,
      • dialed back,
      • re calibrates,
      • shaping up,
      • re conditioned,
      • doeth justice,
      • putting in place,
      • re-conditions,
      • re calibrate,
      • re paired,
      • putting place,
      • re conditioning,
      • doth justice,
      • dialing back,
      • sets straight,
      • doest justice,
      • turns around,
      • de bugging,
      • over-hauled,
      • dialling back,
      • re calibrating,
      • re-condition,
      • re-calibrating,
      • puts place,
      • putting right,
      • compensates for,
      • fiddles with,
      • re pairing,
      • over-hauls,
      • re-paired,
      • dost justice,
      • re-calibrate,
      • re-conditioning,
      • does justice,
      • doing justice,
      • re conditions,
      • de-bug,
      • de-bugged,
      • recalibrates,
      • put place,
      • re-calibrated,
      • over hauls,
      • shapes up,
      • puts in place,
      • cleaning up,
      • re-constructing,
      • setting upright,
      • sets upright,
      • re constructed,
      • re constructs,
      • re calibrated,
      • didst justice,
      • setting straight,
      • re condition,
      • dials back,
      • re-constructs,
      • over-hauling,
      • re-calibrates,
      • did justice,
      • straightens out.

      satisfy (verb)

      • made reparation,
      • makes reparation,
      • making reparation.
    • Other synonyms:

      • living hell,
      • castigation,
      • amercement,
      • goody,
      • extradition,
      • chastisement,
      • comeuppance,
      • expatriation,
      • punishing,
      • amerce,
      • thrashing,
      • punitory,
      • guerdon,
      • disciplinary.

      • correct,
      • exile,
      • correction,
      • doomed,
      • transportation,
      • satisfaction,
      • badge,
      • torment,
      • discipline,
      • damned.

      • rack,
      • indemnify.

      • sanction,
      • lick,
      • trimming,
      • thrash,
      • decoration.

      • trim.

      • lost.

      • beat.

      bonanza

      • jackpot.

      bribe

      • Sugaring,
      • make a deal,
      • get to,
      • Soaping,
      • paid off,
      • do business,
      • sweeten the pot,
      • Soaped,
      • buy back,
      • sugar,
      • grease palm,
      • entices,
      • getting to,
      • take care of,
      • got to,
      • did business,
      • takes care of,
      • took care of,
      • oil palm,
      • pay off,
      • doing business,
      • sugared,
      • gets to,
      • soap.

      charge

      • price.

      compensate

      • paying up,
      • make good,
      • pony up,
      • ponies up,
      • guerdoned,
      • pay up,
      • recoup,
      • remunerate,
      • tickle the palm,
      • plank out,
      • made good.

      Other relevant words:

      • compensate for,
      • turn around,
      • sweeten the kitty,
      • deal,
      • cleans up,
      • put in place,
      • restitute,
      • settle up,
      • shell out,
      • sort out,
      • recalibrating,
      • pay back,
      • compensate,
      • shape up,
      • dial back,
      • sorting out,
      • blessing,
      • cleaned up,
      • recalibrate,
      • puts right,
      • do justice,
      • set straight,
      • rebated,
      • straighten out,
      • fiddled with,
      • compensating for,
      • rebating,
      • requite,
      • compensated for,
      • Gifting,
      • turning around,
      • forked out,
      • giving back,
      • fork out,
      • refund,
      • turned around,
      • honor a claim,
      • meting out,
      • set upright,
      • come across with,
      • satisfy,
      • give back,
      • recalibrated,
      • make repayment,
      • handed out,
      • mete out,
      • meted out,
      • pay dues,
      • straightened out,
      • right,
      • sorted out,
      • repay,
      • paid back,
      • fork over,
      • clean up,
      • gives back,
      • paying back,
      • put right,
      • gave back,
      • metes out.

      pay

      • prepays,
      • Prepaying,
      • bear the cost,
      • digging up,
      • footed,
      • coughing up,
      • bear the expense,
      • dig up,
      • digs up,
      • coughed up,
      • cough up,
      • make payment,
      • prepaid,
      • pre-paid,
      • prepay,
      • plunk down.

      recompense

      • make for,
      • COMPS,
      • counterpoised,
      • made up for,
      • spring for,
      • overcompensated,
      • overcompensate,
      • Counterpoising,
      • paid for,
      • expiates,
      • atoned for,
      • COMP,
      • make up for,
      • makes amends,
      • giving satisfaction,
      • overcompensating,
      • give satisfaction,
      • pay for,
      • counter-balances,
      • swing for,
      • re-cover,
      • making for,
      • counter-balance,
      • ante up,
      • making amends,
      • make amends,
      • made amends,
      • atone for.

      requite

      • restitutioning,
      • restitutioned.

      satisfy

      • make reparation.

    How to use «Reward» in context?

    Rewards are essential in any environment. They can be used to motivate people and encourage them to carry out specific tasks. Many people argue that rewards don’t work, but this is simply not true. Rewards can be a very effective way of motivating people.

    There are a number of different types of rewards that can be used. These can be financial rewards, such as payments for work done, or tangible rewards, such as presents. Alternatively, rewards can be intangible, such as recognition or praise. Whatever the type of reward, it is important that it is given in a way that is meaningful to the person receiving it.

    Paraphrases for Reward:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Noun, plural
        Bonuses.
    • Forward Entailment

      • Noun, plural
        awards.
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        premium.
    • Independent

      • Adjective
        prize-winning.
      • Proper noun, singular
        prize, prizes.
      • Noun, plural
        prizes.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        appreciation, gratification, honorarium, pay, payment, payoff, prize, recognition, reimbursement, remuneration, retribution, wage, Activities, honoraria, pays.
      • Verb, past tense
        Provided.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        acknowledges, favours.
      • Verb, base form
        acknowledge, encourage, pay, reciprocate, repay.
    • Other Related

      • Adjective
        award.
      • Proper noun, singular
        award, awards.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        award, encouragement, gratuity.
      • Verb, base form
        award, compensate, remunerate, remuneration.

    Homophones for Reward:

    • reedy, reheat, rat-a-tat, read, rid, rawhide, 23rd, rewrite, red heat, rut, rarity, red haw, rat-tat, ready, rete, rude, 33rd, riot, rad, red-eye, red tide, read-out, radiate, root out, reata, reid, raid, root, redo, rood, 3rd, rat, rheidae, red, rate, ratite, redwood, ride out, ratitae, redheaded, red tai, rat-a-tat-tat, rare earth, rot, radio, raw data, rooted, ret, rota, roth, ratty, rowdy, redeye, reed, rearward, readout, rotted, rudd, rout, retie, ride away, rod, rotated, ratio, red-hot, rodeo, riyadh, road, roadway, red hot, rutty, 43rd, riata, rotate, reread, rite, ruta, reword, rit., Rede, raw wood, ready-to-eat, rote, RHD, rout out, ride, rutted, ruddy, raita, redhead, reit, route, ruth.

    Hyponym for Reward:

    • n.

      • act
        approval, blessing, approving.
      • communication
        offering, offer.
      • event
        consequence, aftermath.
      • possession
        payment.

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