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Meanings of unrewarding in anglès

Not rewarding; not providing personal satisfaction.

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Examples for "rewarding"
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As a result, they want more information about that specific rewarding stimulus.
Wired
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It is about personal responsibility, rewarding prudence, deregulation, individual initiative and choice.
The Guardian
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Campbell said 2016 was a challenging but very rewarding year for PNG.
Radio NZ
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An easy care and thoroughly rewarding plant right through winter is hellebore.
Radio NZ
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The Berlinale has a long history of rewarding controversial or difficult films.
The Irish Times
Usage of unrewarding in anglès
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The work is difficult and, in the developing world, nearly always unrewarding.
The Guardian
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Young people do not want to go into such an unrewarding profession.
The Guardian
3
The session with the milksop from the Foundation had been quite unrewarding.
Second Foundation
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Gertrude is one of the most unrewarding of parts: pivotal but underemployed.
The Guardian
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The air was muggy, as damp and unrewarding as a sponge bath.
I'd know you anywhere
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Like all forms of maintenance, software maintenance is difficult, unpopular, and largely unrewarding.
The Computer Boys Take Over
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It took me five hot and unrewarding hours to reach Savannah.
The Lost Continent
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It was a dreary, unrewarding existence, but her choices were limited.
Armageddon's Children
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Now, sadly, he has directed and co-written this unrewarding adventure in torture-porn horror.
The Guardian
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But, alas, their collaboration as authors is unrewarding for the reader.
The Irish Times
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If Stuyvesant meant to fight, it would be a bloody and unrewarding business.
New york: the novel
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But this economic expansion has been particularly unrewarding for workers.
The Guardian
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The Americans will finish us piecemeal if we keep up this unrewarding hit-and-run strategy.
For my Country’s Freedom
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Rarely has decadence looked such hard work or so unrewarding.
The Guardian
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So I walked into the centre, a fair hike but a not unrewarding one.
Notes from a Small Island
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They go home, without a point or even a goal, mulling over their unrewarding experience.
The Guardian
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