CEFR B2

recompensed

verb

Meaning

To give someone something (like money or a gift) in return for a loss, suffering, or effort.

Examples

The insurance company recompensed the family for their damaged home.
She felt that her hard work had not been adequately recompensed.

Synonyms: paid, compensated, reimbursed, indemnified

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recompensed (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈrɛmkəmˌpɛnst/

Definition

To give someone something (like money or a gift) in return for a loss, suffering, or effort.

Examples

The insurance company recompensed the family for their damaged home.
She felt that her hard work had not been adequately recompensed.
He was recompensed for his loyalty with a promotion.

How to Use recompensed

recompense for (prepositional phrase): To give something in return for a loss or suffering. — "The company recompensed the client for the delay."
recompense with (prepositional phrase): To give something as a reward or payment. — "He was recompensed with a promotion for his dedication."

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