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      unrewarding
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      un-un- · Old English · notre-re- · Latin · again, backwarderward- · Old North French · to guard, watch over-ing-ing · Old English · present participle / adjectival
      Synonyms for unrewarding
      profitlessadjunremunerativeadjunproductiveadjunprofitableadjfruitlessadjotioseadjworthlessadjuselessadj
      Words related to unrewarding
      ungratifyingadjthanklessadjthanklesslyadvunfulfillingrewardingadjdissatisfyingvungratefuladjunthankfuladjunsatisfyingadjunappreciativeadjungratefullyadvunhelpfuladjunrewardedadjtediousadjbootlessnessningratenunfruitfuladjunsatisfactoryadjdissatisfactoryadjnonproductiveadjtoilsomeadjunexcitingadjnugatoryadjunappealingadjuninterestingadjexasperatinglyadvmeniallyadvpointlessadjunenlighteningadjuneconomicaladj

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      Where does unrewarding come from?

      The word unrewarding breaks down into 4 roots of Old English, Latin, and Old North French origin: un-, from Old English un- (“not”); re-, from Latin re- (“again, back”); ward, from Old North French warder (“to guard, watch over”); and -ing, from Old English -ing (“present participle / adjectival”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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