compensation
/ˌkɑmpənˈseɪʃən/
noun
- Something, especially money, given to someone as a payment for loss, injury, or suffering.
- She received financial compensation for the damage to her car.
- The airline offered compensation to passengers whose flights were canceled.
- The company paid compensation to workers injured on the job.
- The salary or wages paid to an employee for their work.
- Many companies review employee compensation once a year.
- Her annual compensation includes a base salary and performance bonuses.
- The job offers a generous compensation package including health insurance.
- Something that makes up for a lack or disadvantage; a counterbalance.
- He found compensation for his shyness in his talent for music.
- The long commute was a drawback, but the flexible hours were a good compensation.
- The beautiful view from the small apartment was some compensation for its size.