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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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So, on St George's day stick to rescuing damsels in distress, it will be more rewarding .
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The principle I work on is that passages of colour are more rewarding than the dot effect.
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Either of these will make reading Maastricht longer but more rewarding .
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These radical changes, designed to make work more rewarding , were not confined to the tax system.
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Tuberculosis For another widespread disease the biochemical approach, and particularly the idea of competitive antagonism, proved to be more rewarding .
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The additional strain may in the end be more rewarding , more life-enhancing than one would ever have felt possible.
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Whatever information you can send me to help steer me on to a path to a more rewarding career would be most appreciated.
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A labouring person who aspires to a better and more rewarding life is judged to be grossly deceived.
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This requires care and patience in the preparation, performance, and marking of the tests but it can be most rewarding .
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Subtly mythic and ethnocentric, the novel is one of Naipaul's most rewarding .
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Reaction to the show was encouraging and word of mouth most rewarding of all.
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You are on the way to one of the most rewarding experiences of your life.
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It's a long day out, but a most rewarding one, as I was to discover.
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Make a decision as to which option would be most rewarding and feasible.
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It's one of the most rewarding attributes they possess - discovering and articulating the weird mutation in the human race.
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It's hard work but very rewarding . 5.
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It has been very rewarding and enjoyable.
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Holidays with her were thus a very full as well as a very rewarding experience.
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The records of some of these bodies can go back over many years, and are frequently very rewarding .
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The Forest of Dean in June is both tantalising - and very rewarding .
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There is no doubt that owning a horse can be very rewarding .
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Waiting on the bank of the river to film mink is, in many ways, a very rewarding experience.
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Planning and executing your campaign is fun and can be very rewarding if you're successful.
■ NOUN
experience
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Holidays with her were thus a very full as well as a very rewarding experience .
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Still less can I will the death of some one I love on the calculation that the bereavement will be a rewarding experience .
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Waiting on the bank of the river to film mink is, in many ways, a very rewarding experience .
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You are on the way to one of the most rewarding experiences of your life.
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Rosie Dean is just one example among many of the specialists that make buying furniture in Yorkshire a rewarding experience .
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The pilgrims found their journey a highly rewarding experience .
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Instead I read military history, a rewarding experience under C. T. Atkinson.
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They offer to their old people many opportunities for social interaction and for emotionally rewarding experiences .
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
richly rewarding
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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By planning for retirement, you can make it a happy and rewarding time of your life.
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International travel can be a rich and rewarding adventure.
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Nursing is a very rewarding job.
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The literature course has been hard work, but very rewarding .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As uplifting as a gallows, maybe, but a rewarding experiment in instrumentation none the less.
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Daily contact with the Partners, whilst a very demanding experience, is equally rewarding .
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From Seelisberg there is a longer walk which is particularly rewarding in the sustained panoramic views it offers.
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Heading further north, a journey along the 60 miles of coast road is rewarding for its spectacular views.
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In two years Gould could not possibly hope to cover all the areas he guessed would prove rewarding .
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The detail of this book requires more explanation than is possible here, but this is a rewarding book to read.
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Your work is so rewarding , even though it's unpleasant at times.