recompensive Antonyms
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Meaning of recompensive
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recompensive (a.)
Of the nature of recompense; serving to recompense.
recompensive Sentence Examples
- The therapist suggested recompensive therapy as a means of addressing the client's past trauma.
- The government implemented recompensive measures to alleviate the economic disparities caused by the pandemic.
- The environmental organization advocated for recompensive actions to restore the damaged ecosystem.
- The jury awarded a recompensive sum to the victim of the accident to compensate for their losses.
- The university offered a recompensive scholarship to students who had experienced financial hardships.
- The charity organization provided recompensive aid to families affected by the natural disaster.
- The company implemented a recompensive bonus system to recognize the efforts of its employees.
- The historian analyzed the recompensive impact of past events on present-day society.
- The lawyer argued for a recompensive solution that would fairly address the client's grievances.
- The apology letter offered recompensive words of regret for the harm caused.
FAQs About the word recompensive
Of the nature of recompense; serving to recompense.
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No antonyms found.
The therapist suggested recompensive therapy as a means of addressing the client's past trauma.
The government implemented recompensive measures to alleviate the economic disparities caused by the pandemic.
The environmental organization advocated for recompensive actions to restore the damaged ecosystem.
The jury awarded a recompensive sum to the victim of the accident to compensate for their losses.
