comeuppance (Meaning)

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comeuppance (n)

an outcome (good or bad) that is well deserved and fitting

Despite his attempts to evade justice, he eventually received his comeuppance when the evidence against him became overwhelming.
The bully's comeuppance came when the tables turned, and he found himself ostracized by his peers.
The character's comeuppance in the story was a gratifying moment for readers who had long awaited justice.
She knew that her deceitful actions would lead to her comeuppance eventually.
The arrogant CEO's comeuppance arrived when his company faced a series of scandals, resulting in his resignation.
His comeuppance was swift and severe, as the consequences of his reckless behavior unfolded.
The antagonist's comeuppance served as a powerful reminder that no one is above the law.
Despite his wealth and influence, he could not escape his comeuppance when his crimes were exposed.
The protagonist's journey was marked by moments of adversity, each one leading to his eventual comeuppance.
As the story reached its climax, the antagonist finally received their comeuppance in a dramatic twist of fate.

an outcome (good or bad) that is well deserved and fitting

punishment, penalty, wrath, condemnation, retribution, discipline, correction,chastisement, revenge, vengeance

vindication, vindication, indemnity, exemption, pardon, exemption, release, parole, amnesty, immunity

Despite his attempts to evade justice, he eventually received his comeuppance when the evidence against him became overwhelming.

The bully's comeuppance came when the tables turned, and he found himself ostracized by his peers.

The character's comeuppance in the story was a gratifying moment for readers who had long awaited justice.

She knew that her deceitful actions would lead to her comeuppance eventually.