recompense
/ˈrɛkəmˌpɛns/
verb
- To pay or reward someone for loss, injury, or effort; to compensate.
- The volunteers were recompensed with a free meal and a certificate.
- He tried to recompense her for the time she spent helping him move.
- The insurance company will recompense you for the stolen items.
noun
- Something given or done to make up for a loss, injury, or trouble; compensation.
- The company offered financial recompense for the damage caused by the accident.
- She received recompense for her hard work in the form of a bonus.
- The apology was not enough recompense for the hurtful words.
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