Reward

What do we mean by reward?

A consequence that happens to someone as a result of worthy or unworthy behavior. noun

Money offered or given for some special service, such as the return of a lost article or the capture of a criminal. noun

A satisfying return on investment; a profit. noun

The return for performance of a desired behavior; positive reinforcement. noun

To give a reward to or for. transitive verb

To mark; regard; observe; notice carefully.

To look after; watch over; have regard or consideration for.

To recompense; requite; repay, as for good or evil conduct (commonly in a good sense); remunerate, as for usefulness or merit; compensate.

To make return for; give a recompense for.

To give in recompense or return, as for either good or evil.

To serve as a return or recompense to; be a reward to.

To serve as return or recompense for.

To make requital; bestow a return or recompense, especially for meritorious conduct.

Notice; heed; consideration; respect; regard. noun

The act of rewarding, or the state of being rewarded; requital, especially for usefulness or merit; remuneration. noun

That which is given in requital of good or evil, especially good; a return; a recompense; commonly, a gift bestowed in recognition of past service or merit; a guerdon. noun

The fruit of one's labor or works; profit; return. noun

A sum of money offered for taking or detecting a criminal, or for the recovery of anything lost. noun

Synonyms Pay, compensation, remuneration, requital, retribution. noun

Regard; respect; consideration. noun

Something of value given in return for an act.

A prize promised for a certain deed or catch

The result of an action, whether good or bad.

Slang term for marijuana, in reference to a quote from Jafar, the sultan's royal vasier in the Walt Disney animated feature Aladdin. Urban Dictionary

Bless my cotton socks, I'm in the news The king sits on his face buttons all askew All wrapped up the same (same) All wrapped up the same (same) They can't have it You can't have it I can't have it too Until I learn to accept my reward Princes stand in queues they stand accused Death in solitude like Howard Hughes All wrapped up the same (same) All wrapped up the same (same) Silence has it Arrogance has it I can have it ooh Until I learn to accept my reward Urban Dictionary

Name of the song that made deadmau5 (electronic music producer) famous. An excellent song with a NASTY dirty hook that just makes you want to dance your face off. Urban Dictionary

When you tell everyone about a thing you are planning to do or haven't finished, then receive dopamine from their complements, and end up not doing it. Urban Dictionary

The process of taking your empty beer cans to a recycling center for petty cash in order to buy more beer. Urban Dictionary

When someone receives a significant sum of money for work done or product sold Urban Dictionary

A credit-card sized piece of plastic that is inherently worthless. almost all companies in existence have these rewards cards. they are designed to build customer loyalty, but actually only build customer frustration. Urban Dictionary

What you use to obtain free merchandise. Urban Dictionary

Me·di·an - re·ward ˈmēdēən - rəˈwôrd _adjective_ 1. A reward obtained at the midpoint of an assignment or a particularly unpleasant task. This reward (which generally consists of something sweet) serves the following significant purposes: a) retrospective: providing the individual with a feeling of satisfaction for the percentage of assignment completed and b) providing the individual with extra motivation to complete the remaining portion of the assignment Urban Dictionary

A procedure or task that is very risky or difficult, but has the potential to pay off. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to reward:
reward, regard, retard, reword, seward, renard, rewarm, revard, heward, rewari.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word reward:
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Words that rhyme with reward:
board, record, ward, accord, afford, cord, award, onboard, toward, lord, chord, hoard, ford, gourd, untoward, bored, sword, horde, dashboard, concord, keyboard, billboard, aboard, abhorred, landlord, sward, fjord, cardboard, overboard, smorgasbord, nord, gaylord, springboard, clipboard, blackboard, overlord, aboveboard, warlord, gored, adored, underscored, storyboard, chessboard, clapboard, seaboard, harpsichord, baseboard, floored, skateboard, checkerboard, switchboard, ord, fingerboard, surfboard, ignored, stored, restored, floorboard, headboard, pored, hord, soared, broadsword, inboard, corrugated cardboard, poured, snowboard, washboard, outboard, circuit board, clavichord, notochord, sounding board, implored, oared, scoreboard, explored, chipboard, concorde, scored, strike a chord, sound board, dartboard, bulletin board, pegboard, roared, fnord, paperboard, hospital ward, wallboard, hardboard, fiberboard, mord, acord, njord, spinal cord, deplored, verwoerd, display board, throw overboard.

Adjectives that are often used to describe reward:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective reward:
power, value, structure, syndrome, success, performance, strategy, dominance, expectancy, system, progress, allocation, behavior, punishment, body, child, risk, management, theory, based, yourself, volatility, self, excellence, poster, penalty, loyalty, effects, cost, variability, learning, processing, creativity, cooperation, dualism, compliance, prediction, condition, balance, policy, principle, contingency, teamwork, statement, related, accomplishment, relationship, noun, honesty, promptness, imbalance, bill, merit, distribution, effort, initiative, puppet, induced, enmity, completion, wheat, bitterness, contribution, managers, faculty, programs, survey, seeking, philosophy, signaling, ownership, behaviors, training.

Words that sound like reward:
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