well repay

Frequency: 4.82.5 per million words

to be worthwhile or provide a good reward for an effort

repayADVERB + REPAY (BrE, be rewarding)

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Examples (10)

  • A visit to the ancient ruins will well repay the effort.
  • Studying a new language can well repay your dedication in the long run.
  • The time spent on meticulous research will well repay itself when you get accurate results.
  • Her kindness to others will undoubtedly well repay her in the future.
  • Investing in quality education will always well repay its cost.
  • The challenging climb to the summit will well repay you with breathtaking views.
  • Although the task is difficult, its completion will well repay your perseverance.
  • Taking the scenic route, though longer, will well repay you with stunning landscapes.
  • This book, if read carefully, will well repay the reader with profound insights.
  • A little extra care in planning your trip can well repay itself by avoiding problems.