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Meanings of lucrative in English

Producing a sizeable profit.

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But Videanu said the potentially lucrative power market held appeal to investors.
Reuters
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Europe and the Middle East also offer lucrative opportunities to our citizens.
The South African
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J&J will continue, however, to sell its far less-lucrative bare metal stents.
Reuters
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But how lucrative the new regime will be is not yet clear.
Reuters
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But the potentially lucrative industry has been blighted by years of violence.
Reuters
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Islamic State militants have used the area as a lucrative smuggling route.
The Irish Times
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Moreover, apps as a source of advertising revenue remain far from lucrative.
Reuters
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Indeed, the parts business was an extremely lucrative one for many years.
The Irish Times
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A lucrative market for South Africans at the moment is teaching English.
The South African
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Some 52 per cent of exports go to the lucrative UK market.
The Irish Times
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The London Paper was meant to capture a lucrative new urban readership.
The Guardian
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South Africans have a historic opportunity to participate in this lucrative market.
The South African
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Madonna also signed several lucrative endorsement deals last year, according to Forbes.com.
Reuters
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The truth is, Hip-Hop is a very lucrative market in South Africa.
The South African
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Sturgeon said she never believed it would damage Scotland's lucrative whisky industry.
The South African
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That construction arm has won several lucrative contracts, including with the government.
Radio NZ
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