recoup (Meaning)

Wordnet

recoup (v)

reimburse or compensate (someone), as for a loss

regain or make up for

retain and refrain from disbursing; of payments

Webster

Alt. of Recoupe

No weak antonyms found.

The company plans to recoup its losses by reducing operating expenses and increasing sales.
The insurance policy did not fully recoup her medical expenses, leaving her with an outstanding balance.
The lawyer advised the client to seek damages to recoup the financial losses incurred.
After the natural disaster, the government provided funds to assist businesses in recouping their losses.
The investor hoped to recoup their initial investment within the first year of the business's operation.
The athlete's sponsorships enabled him to recoup the costs associated with his training and equipment.
The business owner applied for a loan to recoup the money they had lost due to the economic downturn.
The new tax breaks will help families recoup some of the costs of child care.
The bank charged a penalty fee, which the customer was unable to recoup.
The investment firm's strategy focuses on recouping losses and maximizing returns over the long term.

reimburse or compensate (someone), as for a loss, regain or make up for, retain and refrain from disbursing; of paymentsAlt. of Recoupe

retrieve, regain, recover, reclaim,recapture, repossess,retake, get back, reacquire, rescue

lose, lose, misplace, misplace,mislay, mislay,

The company plans to recoup its losses by reducing operating expenses and increasing sales.

The insurance policy did not fully recoup her medical expenses, leaving her with an outstanding balance.

The lawyer advised the client to seek damages to recoup the financial losses incurred.

After the natural disaster, the government provided funds to assist businesses in recouping their losses.