recompense

• Nom désignant une rémunération, une gratification ou une compensation accordée pour des services rendus, des pertes subies ou des préjudices subis.

A noun referring to payment, reward, or compensation given for services rendered, loss suffered, or injury sustained.

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1. Payment or reward for serviceC1formal

   A payment or reward given in return for services rendered or effort made.

   Paiement ou récompense pour un service

   • He received a generous recompense for his years of loyal service.
   • The company offered a financial recompense for the extra hours worked.
   • She felt the prize was a fair recompense for her dedication.

   Synonymescompensationemolumentfeepaymentremunerationrepaymentrequitalreward

   Antonymesfineforfeitpenaltypunishment

2. Compensation for loss or injuryC1formal

   Something given to make up for a loss, damage, or injury suffered.

   Dédommagement

   • The court ordered the company to pay recompense to the victims.
   • He sought recompense for the damage to his property.
   • The insurance policy provided recompense for the stolen goods.

   Synonymesamendscompensationindemnificationindemnityredressreparationrepaymentrequitalrestitutionsatisfaction

• Verbe signifiant compenser ou payer quelqu'un pour une perte, un effort ou un préjudice ; dédommager ou récompenser.

A verb meaning to compensate or pay someone for loss, effort, or injury; to make amends or reward.

1. Compensate for loss or harmC1formal

   To provide payment or make amends for damage, loss, or injury suffered.

   Dédommager

   • The company recompensed the workers for their overtime.
   • The insurance policy recompensed him for the stolen goods.
   • The court ordered the defendant to recompense the victim for medical expenses.

   Synonymescompensateindemnifyredressreimburserepayrequite

2. Reward or pay for servicesC1formal

   To give someone payment or reward for their efforts, work, or trouble.

   récompenser (quelqu'un pour ses services)

   • She was generously recompensed for her consulting work.
   • The volunteers were recompensed with a small stipend.
   • He felt his efforts were not adequately recompensed.

   Synonymescompensatepayremuneraterepayrequitereward

   Antonymeschargefinepunish