Word adjective
rewarding
adj.
US /ɹiˈwɔɹdɪŋ/ UK /ɹɪwˈɔːdɪŋ/ re·ward·ing
Definition
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
giving you a good feeling because you have done something valuable or helpful.
providing personal satisfaction or a sense of worth; often used to describe careers, hobbies, or altruistic actions.
Simple“Teaching can be a very rewarding job when you see your students succeed.”
In context“Volunteering at the community clinic proved to be a deeply rewarding experience, offering a sense of purpose that her corporate role lacked.”
UsageCommonly used to describe work, experiences, or relationships.
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Real-world usage
“Sixth-form and college courses can be rewarding for teachers as well as pupils – as could be seen in the videos of staff on results day.”
“Learning, as experienced by young children, is normally very rewarding.”
This entry
Level B2 · Upper Intermediate
Frequency Frequent
Updated