Definition of rewarnish

rewarnish

verb

• The act of increasing someone's workload because of their ability to complete their current workload efficiently. i.e. Punishment in the guise of a reward.
  
  "I finished that last assignment so quickly that I was rewarnished with more work."
  
  "The rewarnishment for doing a very good job lately has been to pick up extra work".

  Last edited on Apr 28 2020. Submitted by Hooper T on Apr 28 2020.

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