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reward

Definition for reward

noun as in payment, prize

verb as in pay; give prize

Strongest matches

compensate, honor, repay, take care of

Strong matches

recompense, remunerate, requite, tip

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Example Sentences

None of that deterred Trump from pardoning Kushner during his first term or rewarding him with a plumb ambassadorial appointment in his new administration.

From Salon

These creator programs - which reward users for likes, comments and shares, and allow them to post sponsored content - have been linked to its rise.

From BBC

These movies were built for broad appeal, whether via nostalgia or overt, easy fan service, and the public rewarded that bait with financial returns.

From Salon

Mr Bailey, a former Birmingham Poet Laureate, said the school was also working harder to reward good behaviour and to understand and support those students who did not meet the school's rules.

From BBC

This is the biggest reward you can give back to everyone who designs the car, builds the car, gets the partners.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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