CEFR B1

rewarding

adjective

Meaning

Giving a good result, especially in terms of making you feel pleased or satisfied.

Examples

She found the challenge of starting her own business very rewarding.
Teaching can be a demanding but ultimately rewarding profession.

Synonyms: satisfying, gratifying, fulfilling, worthwhile

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rewarding (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /rɪˈwɔːrdɪŋ/

Definition

Giving a good result, especially in terms of making you feel pleased or satisfied.

Examples

She found the challenge of starting her own business very rewarding.
Teaching can be a demanding but ultimately rewarding profession.
He described the experience of climbing the mountain as deeply rewarding.

How to Use rewarding

rewarding for (prepositional phrase): Describing something that gives a benefit or satisfaction to a particular person or group. — "The project was particularly rewarding for the students involved."
rewarding to (prepositional phrase): Describing something that is pleasing or satisfying to experience or observe. — "It is rewarding to see the progress they have made."

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