superreward

English

Etymology

super- +‎ reward

Noun

superreward (plural superrewards)

1. A relatively great or excessive reward.
   • 1974, William McDonald Wallace, How to save free enterprise from bureaucrats, autocrats, and ..., page 36:

     We tend to justify superstatus, superauthority, and superreward with the proposition that the autocrat must be held responsible for corporate performance.

   • 1982, The Middle East, numbers 87-98, page 71:

     Oil-based developments in areas such as the Middle East have produced a new, almost stateless society of high-value individuals who have exchanged the old-time structured security of home for the superrewards of a more nomadic […]