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• v  make payment to; compensate
  My efforts were not remunerated
• s  receiving or eligible for compensation

• In Britain, 53% of funds are sold via an independent financial adviser (IFA); normally IFAs are remunerated via a trail fee (kickback) of 0.
• Such cadets, who gained the modern title of administrative officers (AOs) at the end of the 1950s, were well educated, generously remunerated, and meant to be put on the fast track .
• Some speculate that she was well remunerated by CLSA, though the company spokeswoman, Simone Wheeler, refused to comment on the question of a fee.

• compensate
• recompense
• remunerate
• compensated
• salaried
• stipendiary

Quotes

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• George Michael in INDYchannel.com
  I've been very well remunerated as they say for my talents over the years, so I really don't need the public's money,said Michael. "I'd really like to have something on the Internet with charitable donation optional, where anyone can...
• Ernie Merrick in ESPN
  There's some tough ones to re-sign there because the salary cap makes a big hindrance - everyone wants to be remunerated as they should be,Merrick said. "Players become targets of other A-League and overseas clubs."