recompense|recompenses in English

noun

[re·com·pense || 'rekəmpens]

repayment, reimbursement; compensation, restitutio

Use "recompense|recompenses" in a sentence

1. They received ￡1000 in recompense.

2. Recompense is a derived term of Compensate

3. Social justice has to recompense genetic injustice.

4. She received a gift as recompense.

5. All struggles should have their recompense.

6. Substantial damages were paid in recompense.

7. He didn't try to recompense for our loss.

8. King Gotrek demanded recompense from the Elves.

9. Explanation can be given, recompense can be paid.

10. They too must reap due recompense from Jehovah.

11. Nor aught but love from thee give recompense.

12. He demands no financial recompense for his troubles.

13. 4 King Gotrek demanded recompense from the Elves.

14. Synonyms for Atones include pays, compensates, recompenses, answers, expiates, redresses, propitiates, reconciles, redeems and requites

15. There must be adequate recompense for workers who lose their jobs.

16. The guidelines say what is fair recompense for church musicians.

17. He was given ￡1 000 in recompense for his loss.

18. I received $1 000 in recompense for loss of earnings.

19. Amends definition is - compensation for a loss or injury : recompense

20. As a noun recompense is that which Compensates for an injury.

21. Another word for Compensate: recompense, repay, refund, reimburse, indemnify Collins English Thesaurus

22. Asseth ( uncountable) ( Late Middle English) Recompense; compensation or indemnity for damages

23. He receives no recompense for this work, however, and his debts are growing.

24. The reason for the lawsuit is to recompense the victims for their injuries.

25. You will faithfully discharge your duties, as such without a recompense or monetary consideration.