Employment Benefits

verb to give someone money that is owed for work, goods, or a debt

adjective having already been paid for

• The invoice has been paid in full.
• I finally paid off my credit card bill.
• I'll pay you back for the pizza later.
• Hard work always pays off in the end.

adjective a describing word that gives more information about a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'remunerative' describes something that is financially rewarding or lucrative

• The job offer came with a highly remunerative salary package.
• She took on the project because it was a really well-paying gig.
• I heard that job is a real money-maker.
• Investing in education is a remunerative endeavor that pays off in the long run.

noun a qualification awarded to a student who is unable to complete their studies due to illness or other reasons

• The student was granted an aegrotat due to prolonged illness.
• The teacher excused the absence with an aegrotat note.
• I heard she got an aegrotat for faking sickness.
• His constant excuses were like an aegrotat for avoiding responsibility.