Remunerative

usgb/rɪˈmjuːnərətɪv/
adjective

Earning or bringing in a lot of money.

Becoming a doctor can be very remunerative work.
Visual representation of "remunerative" - Earning or bringing in a lot of money.

Often appears as...

  • remunerative job
  • remunerative opportunity

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Focus on Money

Use 'remunerative' to specifically emphasize the high amount of money something earns.

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She found a remunerative position in finance.
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Work-Related

Often used to describe jobs, careers, or businesses that make a lot of money.

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He's looking for a more remunerative career path.
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Not Always Stable

'Remunerative' implies good pay, but not always job security or happiness.

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Despite the remunerative nature of the job, she wasn’t satisfied.
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