Pronunciation: /rɪˌmjuːnəˈreɪʃən/
noun payment for work done; salary or wages
A1 I receive remuneration for my work at the office.
A2 The remuneration for this job is quite low compared to others.
B1 Negotiating remuneration packages can be a tricky process.
B2 The company offers competitive remuneration to attract top talent.
C1 The remuneration scheme includes bonuses based on performance.
C2 Executives at the company enjoy generous remuneration packages.
adjective remunerative (related to receiving payment)
A1 The job offered a fair remuneration for the work done.
A2 The company provides competitive remuneration packages to its employees.
B1 Employees are satisfied with the remuneration they receive for their hard work.
B2 Negotiations are ongoing regarding the remuneration for the new project.
C1 The executive's remuneration includes salary, bonuses, and stock options.
C2 The remuneration for top performers in the company is often tied to their individual and team achievements.
formal The company offers competitive remuneration packages to attract top talent.
informal They pay really well at that job, the remuneration is great.
slang I heard they're dishing out fat stacks for remuneration over there.
figurative Hard work is the key to unlocking higher remuneration in the long run.
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