Worth your while Meaning in English
expression
Definition
If something is worth your while, it means it is useful, beneficial, or rewarding enough to spend your time or effort on it.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, often used when encouraging someone to do something by suggesting there will be a reward or benefit. Common with 'make it worth your while' (promise extra reward). Not used in formal writing. Do not confuse with just 'worthwhile' (adjective, not phrase).
Example Sentences
If you help me, I'll make it worth your while.
basic
This job is really worth your while.
basic
Is it worth your while to travel so far?
basic
Don’t worry, helping us move will be worth your while – we’ll buy you dinner!
natural
I’ll make it worth your while if you finish the project early.
natural
Trust me, it’s really worth your while to check out that new restaurant.
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