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lucrative

adjectiveCommon GRE wordMore L words

producing a large amount of money; highly profitable

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Lucrative in a sentence

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The patent proved to be extraordinarily lucrative, generating millions in licensing fees.

Synonyms
profitableremunerativerewarding
Antonyms
unprofitablecostlylosing
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Questions about “lucrative”

Lucrative (adjective) means producing a large amount of money; highly profitable
Here is lucrative used in an example sentence: "The patent proved to be extraordinarily lucrative, generating millions in licensing fees."
Common synonyms for lucrative include profitable, remunerative, rewarding.
Antonyms of lucrative include unprofitable, costly, losing.
Lucrative is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.

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