Pronunciation: /rɪˈmjuːnəˌreɪt/
verb to pay someone for services rendered or work done
A1 I will remunerate you for your help with some cookies.
A2 The company promised to remunerate employees for working overtime.
B1 The government is required to remunerate citizens for any damages caused by their actions.
B2 The artist was remunerated handsomely for their latest masterpiece.
C1 The CEO remunerated the board members generously for their hard work and dedication.
C2 The company remunerates its employees with competitive salaries and bonuses.
formal The company promised to remunerate their employees fairly for their hard work.
informal I hope they remunerate us well for the overtime we put in.
slang I'm gonna need them to remunerate me big time for this gig.
figurative Kindness and gratitude are forms of remuneration that money can't buy.
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