reward
/rɪˈwɔrd/
noun
- Something given in return for good behavior, work, or achievement.
- The teacher gave the students a reward for finishing their homework early.
- She received a cash reward for finding the lost dog.
- Hard work often brings its own reward.
- An amount of money offered for finding a lost item or catching a criminal.
- He claimed the reward after returning the wallet to its owner.
- The police offered a $5,000 reward for information about the robbery.
- A reward was posted for the return of the stolen painting.
Antonyms
verb
- To give something to someone in recognition of their actions or efforts.
- My parents rewarded me with a trip to the amusement park for getting good grades.
- The company rewards its employees with bonuses for good performance.
- Nature rewards those who take care of the environment.