Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
reap-a-reward
phrase
/reep ə rɪˈwɔrd/

Definition
To receive a benefit or profit as a result of one’s actions or efforts.

Examples
- After months of hard work, she was finally able to reap a reward by getting a promotion.
- The community members came together to improve their neighborhood, and they reaped a reward in the form of a cleaner, safer environment.
- He didn’t expect to reap a reward for his volunteer efforts, but the gratitude from those he helped was more than enough.

Meaning
The phrase suggests that by putting in work or effort, one can expect to gain something positive or valuable in return.

Synonyms
- reap benefits
- gain rewards
- harvest outcomes
- collect returns