REAP THE FRUITS

Definition: To enjoy the rewards or benefits of one's efforts or actions; to experience positive outcomes or results.

Synonyms: Enjoy Benefits, Harvest Rewards, Gain Advantages, Gather Profits, Acquire Benefits

Usage Examples in Sentences

After years of hard work, he finally began to reap the fruits of his labor.

The dedicated gardener was delighted to reap the fruits of a bountiful harvest.

Kindness and generosity often reap the fruits of lasting friendships.

Regular exercise and a healthy diet help you reap the fruits of a fit and energetic lifestyle.

Diligent practice enables musicians to reap the fruits of a flawless performance.

Learning new skills is an investment that will eventually allow you to reap the fruits of expertise.

The dedicated students will undoubtedly reap the fruits of their diligent studying when the exam results are announced.

By consistently practicing mindfulness, one can reap the fruits of improved mental well-being and reduced stress.

She diligently tended to her garden, eagerly awaiting the day when she could reap the fruits of her labor.

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Success requires perseverance and determination to reap the fruits of your efforts.

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Through dedication and commitment, they were able to reap the fruits of their teamwork.

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The farmer patiently nurtured his crops, knowing that soon he would reap the fruits of his hard work.

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To reap the fruits of your labor, stay dedicated and focused.

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Through consistent effort, you can reap the fruits of your labor.

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Reap the fruits of your kindness towards others.

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Health is the foundation upon which you can reap the fruits of life.