well-paid

adjective

1. receiving or involving good remuneration

Example Sentences

It was June 2006 and the couple’s trailblazing price comparison website Foundem - one they had sacrificed well-paid jobs for and built from scratch - had just gone fully live.

From BBC

"These zones attract investment, and they're measured in tens of thousands of well-paid jobs, so this is really good news," Sir Keir said.

From BBC

But it has become noticeably worse since the pandemic, when so many well-paid professionals discovered they could work from anywhere, and so many long-term rental units became Airbnbs to accommodate them.

From Los Angeles Times

The US and South Korea accuse North Korea of tasking thousands of staff to take on multiple well-paid western roles remotely to earn money for the regime and avoid sanctions.

From BBC

Before he started dealing drugs, Christian had a well-paid job in engineering but on a night out, things began to change.

From BBC