compensated
/ˈkɑmpənˌseɪtɪd/
verb
- To pay someone money for work or services, or to give something to make up for a loss, damage, or inconvenience.
- He was compensated for the damage to his car by the other driver's insurance.
- After the flight was delayed, the airline compensated passengers with meal vouchers.
- The company compensated her for the extra hours she worked.
- To provide something good to balance or offset a negative effect or lack.
- Her excellent communication skills compensated for her lack of experience.
- He tried to compensate for his mistake by working extra hard on the next project.
- The beautiful view from the window compensated for the small size of the room.
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adjective
- Having received payment or something else in return for work, loss, or inconvenience.
- All compensated volunteers received a certificate of appreciation.
- The compensated employees were happy with their bonuses.
- She felt fully compensated for the trouble she went through.