stipend (Meaning)
stipend (n)
a sum of money allotted on a regular basis; usually for some specific purpose
Synonyms & Antonyms of stipend
stipend Sentence Examples
- Graduate students rely on a monthly stipend to cover living expenses during their studies.
- The research assistant received a modest stipend for their contributions to the project.
- The stipend is intended to supplement the student's income and support their academic endeavors.
- The artist-in-residence receives a stipend in exchange for creating and exhibiting their work at the gallery.
- The scholarship provides a generous stipend that allows the recipient to focus solely on their studies.
- The stipend is contingent upon the fellow's satisfactory academic progress and research output.
- The stipend is tax-free and helps to offset the costs of tuition and other expenses.
- The stipend is subject to adjustment based on the cost of living in the designated location.
- The university offers a stipend program to encourage and support underrepresented students in STEM fields.
- The stipend is paid out in monthly installments, providing a consistent source of income for the awardee.
FAQs About the word stipend
a sum of money allotted on a regular basis; usually for some specific purpose
salary, wage, pay, emolument,payment, paycheck, remittance, compensation, double time, earnings
No antonyms found.
Graduate students rely on a monthly stipend to cover living expenses during their studies.
The research assistant received a modest stipend for their contributions to the project.
The stipend is intended to supplement the student's income and support their academic endeavors.
The artist-in-residence receives a stipend in exchange for creating and exhibiting their work at the gallery.
