The term "remunerate" has been employed in literature to suggest more than mere monetary recompense; it evokes a broader sense of balancing efforts and losses with eventual rewards. For instance, Ralph Waldo Emerson writes about the idea that the time or pain endured ultimately repays itself, imbuing the term with a reflective, almost metaphysical significance [1]. In contrast, Benito Pérez Galdós lists "remunerate" alongside definitions like recompense and repay in a manner that underscores its multi-faceted nature and versatility in language [2].