remunerable (Meaning)
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remunerable (a.)
Admitting, or worthy, of remuneration.
Synonyms & Antonyms of remunerable
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remunerable Sentence Examples
- The work was remunerable, offering a salary that met industry standards.
- The freelance writer was seeking remunerable projects that compensated fairly for their skills.
- The company promised a remunerable commission scheme to incentivize sales performance.
- The artist hesitated to accept the offer, as it wasn't sufficiently remunerable.
- The job market was competitive, but the candidate hoped to secure a remunerable position.
- The employee requested a pay raise, arguing that their current salary was no longer remunerable.
- The government implemented tax policies aimed at making employment more remunerable.
- The consulting services provided by the firm were highly remunerable, commanding a premium fee.
- The inventor hoped to develop a product that would be both innovative and remunerable.
- The business faced financial challenges, resulting in the need to reduce remunerable expenses, including salaries.
FAQs About the word remunerable
Admitting, or worthy, of remuneration.
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No antonyms found.
The work was remunerable, offering a salary that met industry standards.
The freelance writer was seeking remunerable projects that compensated fairly for their skills.
The company promised a remunerable commission scheme to incentivize sales performance.
The artist hesitated to accept the offer, as it wasn't sufficiently remunerable.
