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Meanings of remunerated in English

Receiving or eligible for compensation.

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Usage of remunerated in English
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They have to register their financial interests, including remunerated employment outside Parliament.
BBC
2
Live life for a few years; the well-remunerated pontificating can come later.
The Irish Times
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And there are only two ways in which they can be remunerated.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 4
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He now fully remunerated Mr. Cole in a valuable present of books.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
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I will see that you are well remunerated, provided you suit me.
Dawn
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Those profits were, however, inconsiderable; the truth is, the king remunerated the poets.
Literary Character of Men of Genius / Drawn from Their Own Feeli...
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And it's something you just don't get in similarly remunerated industries, she said.
Radio NZ
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Not being remunerated in money, they are not considered as wage-earners.
The Trade Union Woman
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The man who runs such risks for you should be very handsomely remunerated!
Capitola the Madcap
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Each new management team member will be remunerated with free shares in the company.
The South African
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Having a small number of days still remunerated by the fostering provider feels fair.
The Guardian
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A strong and healthy society is one where everyone feels appreciated and fairly remunerated.
The Guardian
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But if they are well remunerated, business ties can also come at a cost.
Reuters
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Members of the expert group were remunerated by Laboratoires Théa.
Pubmed
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In the process, there will be temptations to speculate by aggressive, highly remunerated traders.
Reuters
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Of all the professions, medicine certainly is the best remunerated.
Town Life in Australia
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