superreward en · NOUN
Etymology
From super- + reward.
Meanings
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A relatively great or excessive reward.
Oil-based developments in areas such as the Middle East have produced a new, almost stateless society of high-value individuals who have exchanged the old-time structured security of home for the superrewards of a more nomadic […]
1982, The Middle East, numbers 87-98, page 71:We tend to justify superstatus, superauthority, and superreward with the proposition that the autocrat must be held responsible for corporate performance.
1974, William McDonald Wallace, How to save free enterprise from bureaucrats, autocrats, and ..., page 36:
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| superrewards | Number=Plur | lexicographic |