"Remunerated" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Remunerated" Meaning

Paid in money, especially as a regular salary or wage.

"Remunerated" Examples

5 Usage Examples of "Remunerated"

1. Job description

The company is seeking a marketing manager who will be remunerated with a salary ranging from 80,000 to 120,000 USD per year.

2. Government policy

The government has decided to remunerate damages received by citizens who lost their properties during the recent flood by providing them with a lump sum.

3. Day-to-day conversation

After switching jobs, she was glad that her new company remunerated her for her overtime work.
A: "I don't like getting into online freelance work, I prefer a job that offers regular salary and benefits, where I will be well remunerated."
B: "I totally agree with you. There's a lot to learn and sometimes the work is unpredictable and the payment is irregular."

4. Academic context

In many underdeveloped countries, critically important research is not adequately funded or remunerated, and as a result, many experts lack the financial support to implement their theories in real life.

5. Example sentence

Artistic contracts often specify that performers or writers will create the initial drafts, but can retain the rights to the work if they are paid a competitive salary or appropriately remunerated within a fair timeframe for their efforts.