compensate (for) (Meaning)

compensate (for)

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The company compensated him handsomely for his years of loyal service.
The gift was a small gesture to compensate for his loss.
He received a bonus to compensate for the extra hours he worked.
The insurance policy compensated him for the damage caused to his property.
The government compensated victims of the earthquake for their suffering.
The doctor's error was compensated by a large settlement.
The store offered a discount to compensate for the delay in delivery.
The organization is compensating for its past mistakes by promoting diversity.
The teacher gave students extra time on the test to compensate for the technical difficulties.
The employer compensated employees for the increase in living costs.

offset, neutralize, make up (for), correct, counterbalance,cancel (out), relieve, atone (for), annul, outweigh

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The company compensated him handsomely for his years of loyal service.

The gift was a small gesture to compensate for his loss.

He received a bonus to compensate for the extra hours he worked.

The insurance policy compensated him for the damage caused to his property.