Synonym: compensable, lucrative, moneymaking, paying, salaried, stipendiary. Similar words: remuneration, remunerate, regenerative, degenerative, operative, imperative, iterative, cooperative. Meaning: [rɪ'mjuːnəreɪtɪv /-rətɪv] 
adj. 1. for which money is paid 2. producing a sizeable profit.
adj. 1. for which money is paid 2. producing a sizeable profit. 
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(1) Writing proved to be more remunerative than teaching.
(2) A doctor advised her to seek remunerative employment.
(3) Charity work is not very remunerative.
(4) I should have thought veterinary surgery was reasonably remunerative.
(5) It could have been quite remunerative.
(6) Only when work is optional, highly remunerative, or competitive with male labor does it threaten ideal motherhood.
(7) Meirion desperately needed more remunerative work and was on the point of leaving his home town.
(8) Poverty arises because of the lack of remunerative and secure forms of employment.
(9) He is in a very remunerative job.
(10) Is it necessary to decide between remunerative work and meaningful work?
(11) The most remunerative choice, you fear, may not be the most meaningful and the most satisfying.
(12) It's a vast and remunerative market even with high prices. Sentencedict.com
(13) An effective remunerative impellent mechanism can harmonize the target of managers with that of stock holders and make managers realize the enterprises maximized value.
(14) He is prepared to make a living by accepting any remunerative chore.
(15) But sometimes you can upgrade real estate by building a more remunerative type as permitted , or by going to city hall to get the land rezoned for a higher type of use .
More similar words: remuneration, remunerate, regenerative, degenerative, operative, imperative, iterative, cooperative, inoperative, vituperative, uncooperative, deliberative, postoperative, post-operative, cooperativeness, communicative, generating, exoneration, generation, veneration, curative, incineration, degeneration, generational, regeneration, narrative, lucrative, generation gap, pejorative, decorative.