recompenses (Meaning)
recompenses
to pay for, to return in kind, to give something to by way of compensation (as for a service rendered or damage incurred), an equivalent or a return for something done, suffered, or given, to pay for or pay back
Synonyms & Antonyms of recompenses
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- settlements
- expiations
- punitive damages
- refunds
- amends
- requitals
- adjustments
- redresses
- repayments
- retaliations
- atonements
- solatia
- reimbursements
- quittances
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
recompenses Sentence Examples
- The insurance policy recompenses policyholders for unexpected expenses or losses.
- The legal system aims to recompense victims by punishing criminals and awarding damages.
- The company offered generous severance packages to recompense laid-off employees.
- The government provides financial recompenses to families who have lost loved ones in military conflicts.
- The charitable organization raises funds to recompense underprivileged communities for systemic injustices.
- The apology letter offered a sincere recompense for the hurt caused by hurtful words.
- The waiter recompensed the customer for a meal that was delivered late.
- The store's return policy fully recompenses customers for unsatisfactory purchases.
- The goodwill gesture of free meals recompenses diners for a power outage at the restaurant.
- The performance bonus recompensed the sales team for exceeding quarterly goals.
FAQs About the word recompenses
to pay for, to return in kind, to give something to by way of compensation (as for a service rendered or damage incurred), an equivalent or a return for somethi
damages, compensations, satisfactions, reparations, punishments, restitutions,indemnities, recoupments, reprisals, remunerations
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The insurance policy recompenses policyholders for unexpected expenses or losses.
The legal system aims to recompense victims by punishing criminals and awarding damages.
The company offered generous severance packages to recompense laid-off employees.
The government provides financial recompenses to families who have lost loved ones in military conflicts.
