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reˈwardableness
[f. prec. + -ness.]
Capability of being rewarded; the state of being worthy of reward.
1654J. Owen Doctr. Saints' Perseverance Wks. 1851 XI. 591 It will take away all rewardableness from their actings. 1705Goodman Wint. Even. Conf. ii. 159 What can be the Praise or Rewardableness of doing that which a Man cannot chuse but do? 1772J. Fletcher Logica Genev. 32 She pleads for the rewardableness, which is all we understand by the merit of works. 1850Robertson Serm. Ser. iv. vii. (1863) I. 43 The doctrine of the rewardableness of work. |