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recompense for

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recompense someone for something
to (re)pay someone for something. I am required to recompense Mrs. Wilson for her broken window. Can I recompense you for your expenses?


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One is to pay recompense for the crime committed and the other is a deterrent.
BALI BOMBERS EXECUTED by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Many card customers have never received recompense for when prices occasionally dropped.
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Meanwhile in the Midlands Division, Bedworth United entertain Bromsgrove Rovers as both are out to gain quick recompense for 1-0 reversals on Saturday where contentious refereeing decisions cost The Greenbacks at least a share of the spoils their efforts deserved at Marlow.
Rugby aiming to bounce back from defeat by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
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