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Lucrative

Definition

(formal) Highly profitable or financially rewarding; yielding a large amount of money. Typically used to describe business ventures, investments, or careers that generate substantial income or returns. Often collocates with 'opportunity', 'venture', 'investment', 'career', 'deal'.

Example Sentences

1The company's decision to expand into the Asian market proved to be a lucrative move, resulting in a significant increase in revenue.
2Is a lucrative career in finance worth the long hours and high stress levels that often come with it?
3The entrepreneur's latest venture, a sustainable energy startup, has attracted several lucrative investment deals from major corporations.
4A lucrative opportunity in the tech industry can be a game-changer for recent graduates looking to launch their careers.
5There is a growing trend among young professionals to prioritize work-life balance over lucrative job offers that may compromise their personal well-being.

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