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Definition of recompensing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
amendingRare making amends for loss or harmRare
- The recompensing actions helped to restore trust in the community.
2.
compensatoryRare providing compensation or reward for effortsRare
- The recompensing gesture was appreciated by the team.
Origin of recompensing
Latin, re- (again) + compensare (weigh together)
Examples of recompensing in a sentence
His recompensing efforts were acknowledged by the community leaders. The recompensing award boosted morale. Her recompensing actions were acknowledged by everyone.
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- French:réparateur, rémunérateur, ...
- German:wiedergutmachend, belohnend, ...
- Italian:compensativo, ricompensatorio, ...
- Spanish:compensatorio, recompensador, ...
- Portuguese:reparador, compensatório, ...
- Chinese:赔偿的, 奖励的, ...
- Japanese:償う, 補償の, ...
- Arabic:مُعَوِّض, مُكافِئ, ...
- Hebrew:מְפַצֶּה, ...
- Russian:возмещающий, вознаграждающий, ...
- Ukrainian:виправляючий, компенсаційний, ...
- Hindi:क्षतिपूरक, मुआवजा देने वाला, ...
Definition of recompense - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
paybackreward or payment for efforts
- She was given recompense for her dedication.
2.
paymentcompensation for loss or injury
- The company offered recompense for the damages.
Verb
1.
rewardgive something as a reward or compensation
- The company recompensed her for her hard work.
2.
compensationcompensate someone for loss or injury
- He was recompensed for the damage to his car.
Expressions with recompense
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as payment or reward for something done or lost
He gave her flowers in recompense for his mistake.
Origin of recompense
Latin, re- (again) + compensare (to weigh one thing against another)
Examples of recompense in a sentence
Recompense was provided for the volunteers' efforts. He received recompense for the accident. Recompense was given to the victims of the flood. They promised to recompense him for his troubles. The government will recompense the victims of the flood. The company promised to recompense the workers for their overtime.
She sought to recompense her friend for the lost book.
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- French:récompense, récompenser, ...
- German:Belohnung, entschädigen, ...
- Italian:ricompensa, ricompensare, ...
- Spanish:recompensa, recompensar, ...
- Portuguese:recompensa, recompensar, ...
- Chinese:报酬, 酬谢, ...
- Japanese:報酬, 報いる, ...
- Arabic:مُكَافَأَة, كَافَأَ, ...
- Hebrew:גְּמוּל, לְפַצּוֹת, ...
- Russian:компенсация, вознаграждать, ...
- Ukrainian:винагорода, винагороджувати, ...
- Hindi:इनाम, इनाम देना, ...
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