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Compensate meaning
To do (something good) after (something bad) happens. | To pay or reward someone in exchange for work done or some other consideration. | To make up for; to do something in place of something else; to correct, satisfy; to reach an agreement such that the scales are literally or (metaphorically) balanced; to equalize or make even.
Synonyms of Compensate
Example sentences (20)
The BCD is used to compensate for the compression of a wet suit, and to compensate for the decrease of the diver's mass as the air from the cylinder is breathed away.
According to the researchers, this is mainly due to honey bees, which together with bumble bees, compensate for the reduction in urban pollinator diversity.
Additionally, I believe that the company's ability to attract new customers and increase revenue through cross-selling and upselling opportunities will not be sufficient to compensate for the decrease in customer demand for additional hiring.
After months of negotiations, Canada and Google reached an agreement for the American company to compensate Canadian media for sharing or reusing its news content.
Akhilesh to compensate kin of those killed by stray cattle, cycle.
And at the University of Toronto, neuroscientist David Hampson and his group tried introducing a smaller gene that would fit in a single AAV vector and compensate for the deficiency in an indirect way.
And while the flood of prescription opioids into the black market has now been curtailed, addicts are turning to heroin and highly potent fentanyl to compensate, where the risk of overdose and death is even higher.
Bilateral relations thawed after Yoon’s conservative government in March announced a domestically contentious plan to use local corporate funds to compensate the forced labor victims without demanding Japanese contributions.
Bloom lamented the lack of arrests made in connection with the deaths and maltreatment suffered by patients at the unlicensed NGOs. payouts are necessary”, they “cannot fully compensate for the suffering and the loss of lives”.
Both teams shot the ball poorly and sought to compensate with physical play.
Britain is Europe's biggest military donor to Ukraine, spending £2.3 billion last year, but there has been no rise in defence spending to compensate for the impact on our own needs.
But if the trustee knew it was the guardian of an effective pension sharing order, the Pensions Ombudsman might consider making an order for the pension fund to compensate your wife for the loss she has suffered.
But to Thomas, their “sorries” won’t be enough to compensate for her and her family’s tragic loss.
Can Seattle's elite starting pitching hold down the Rangers (and Astros) enough to compensate for an offense that has gone cold against top competition far too often this season?
Can you sort of use the price little bit harder to compensate for that or I being too pessimistic?
ChatGPT And AI Companies Must Compensate Content Creators, Says Media CEObitcoinist.
Crucially, the organisation has not had to increase its headcount to compensate for the reduction in hours.
Do you expect that class action settlements EVER fairly compensate consumers an amount equal to the harm caused?
During the interview, Oloriegbe said there are other ways his party will compensate regions for an impressive outing in the polls, although he did not state how.
Embarrassed by his shortcomings, he turned to the reviled practice of grafting to compensate.