go to (one's) reward

euphemism To die. I was very sorry to hear that your grandfather went to his reward last night.

go to one's (just) reward

Euph. to die. Let us pray for our departed sister, who has gone to her just reward. Bill: How's your grandma these days? Tom: She went to her reward last winter, may she rest in peace.

go to your reward

die.

This euphemisistic expression is based on the idea that people receive their just deserts after death.

词组	go to (one's) reward
释义	go to (one's) reward go to (one's) reward euphemism To die. I was very sorry to hear that your grandfather went to his reward last night. See also: go, reward Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. go to one's (just) reward Euph. to die. Let us pray for our departed sister, who has gone to her just reward. Bill: How's your grandma these days? Tom: She went to her reward last winter, may she rest in peace. See also: go, reward McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. go to your reward die. This euphemisistic expression is based on the idea that people receive their just deserts after death. See also: go, reward Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: go to reward go to your reward desert and reward seldom keep company reward on one's on someone's have a price on (one's) head get a price on (one's) head price on one's head a price on someone's head
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