recompense in Irish
recompense in Irish is cúitigh — recompense means payment or reward given in return for something done, lost, or suffered.
recompense in Irish
cúitigh
What does "recompense" mean?
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noun Payment or reward given in return for something done, lost, or suffered.
"He received a small recompense for the damage to his car."
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verb To pay or reward someone for something done, lost, or suffered.
"The company recompensed the victims of the factory accident."
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recompense in a sentence
- He received a small recompense for the damage to his car.
- The company recompensed the victims of the factory accident.
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What is "recompense" in Irish?
"recompense" in Irish is cúitigh. recompense means: Payment or reward given in return for something done, lost, or suffered.
How do you use "recompense" in a sentence?
Example: "He received a small recompense for the damage to his car." In Irish, "recompense" is cúitigh.
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