reaps

verb

SayREEPS/ɹiːps/

1 meaning of reaps

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verb
The form of reap used after he, she or it in the present.
She reaps the rewards of all her hard work at school.
He reaps the benefits of his daily walks with better sleep.

reap, verb: To get something good or bad as a result of what you have done. Full entry

Forms: reapreaps he/she/itreaping -ing formreaped past tense, past participle
Spelling: reap → reaps: add -s

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