emolument Synonyms
emolument Meaning
emolument (n)
compensation received by virtue of holding an office or having employment (usually in the form of wages or fees)
emolument (n.)
The profit arising from office, employment, or labor; gain; compensation; advantage; perquisites, fees, or salary.
emolument Sentence Examples
- The politician faced accusations of accepting improper emoluments during his tenure in office.
- The emoluments of the position included a generous salary, a car allowance, and health insurance.
- The new employee was hesitant to accept the job due to the meager emoluments offered.
- The CEO's emoluments were astronomical compared to the average salary of the company's employees.
- The government official was found guilty of receiving illegal emoluments from foreign entities.
- The emoluments of the judges were increased in order to attract and retain qualified individuals.
- The athlete's emoluments from endorsements and sponsorships were significantly higher than his salary.
- The company offered a competitive emoluments package to potential employees in order to attract top talent.
- The emoluments of the position included a base salary, a bonus, and a percentage of the company's profits.
- The emoluments of the position were deemed insufficient to cover the cost of living in the area.
FAQs About the word emolument
compensation received by virtue of holding an office or having employment (usually in the form of wages or fees)The profit arising from office, employment, or l
salary, wage, paycheck,payment, stipend, pay envelope, pay, reimbursement, packet, earnings
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The politician faced accusations of accepting improper emoluments during his tenure in office.
The emoluments of the position included a generous salary, a car allowance, and health insurance.
The new employee was hesitant to accept the job due to the meager emoluments offered.
The CEO's emoluments were astronomical compared to the average salary of the company's employees.
