rich reward
collocation in Englishmeaningsofrichandreward
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rich
adjective
uk/rɪtʃ/us/rɪtʃ/
having a lot of money or ...
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reward
noun[C]
uk/rɪˈwɔːd/us/rɪˈwɔːrd/
something given in exchange for good behaviour or good ...
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(Definition ofrichandrewardfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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It could be a harvest of veryrichrewardto a great lawyer.
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We must establish conditions where the inefficient will go to the wall and the efficient reap arichreward.
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You would find that an expenditure of dollars on advertising would reap arichreward.
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If we can only re-establish agriculture on a sound financial basis, the general body of taxpayers will reap arichreward.
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There is also the tourist industry, which can bring arichrewardbut is dependent on stable conditions.
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At this stage in computer evolution the expenditure of a few extra million of pounds will reap a veryrichrewardin years to come.
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Because a company happens to be situated there it is to reap therichrewardfor all the electricity used for domestic or industrial purposes.
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It is undoubtedly a great aim which, if fully achieved, would bring arichreward.
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Firms which have given their stokers a big bonus for saving coal have reaped arichrewardfrom it.
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New ideas and new methods, especially in the primary and modern schools, are earning arichreward.
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Bounty answers bounty, and a large out-reach of service is returned by arichreward.
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Wise action today may well reap arichrewardin the days to come.
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It will protect a man of straw who has been put in to avoid liability under a repairing covenant and to reap arichrewardof rack rents from sub-tenants.
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Is she further aware that her determination will reap rich rewards in security terms in 1981?
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Once in place, they will bring rich rewards.
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Investment now could reap rich rewards in the future.
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