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unrewarding

a. Not providing reward or satisfaction

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unrewarding

adj. not rewarding; not providing personal satisfaction [ant: rewarding]

Usage examples of "unrewarding".

Instead she preferred songs which to me were unmelodic and unrewarding, though she seemed to be amassing a fair-sized reputation with them among people who enjoyed that sort of thing.

Matt had been looking forward to a quiet, inoffensive, and unrewarding existence as an impoverished graduate student, about to graduate to an impoverished instructorship, when Saint Moncaire of Merovence had plucked him off his college campus and into an alternate universe where he was needed to help unseat a usurper and put the rightful queen back on the throne.

The distance was about the same as that of the pyramid, and this view was equally quivery and unrewarding.

Pulling Delink chestnuts out of the fire must be an exhausting if unrewarding task.

This cold and unrewarding duty made a convenient punishment for any guard who chanced to run afoul of the moody Baron's whims, and so was usually the lot of the younger and more cheerful among the company, as the Baron was prone to consider it a mortal offense should anyone be happy when he himself was sunk in one of his frequent and incapacitating fits of black depression.