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to compensate
verb
To pay or reward someone in exchange for work done or some other consideration.
Exact(60)
"You learn to compensate.
"I was trying to compensate".
You always have to compensate for error".
Europe has capital mobility to compensate.
Northern Rail has declined to compensate us.
But his teammates were able to compensate.
Now he tries to compensate with movement.
He picked Biden in part to compensate.
Consumers tried to compensate by borrowing more.
"BP is willing to compensate them".
The products have to compensate for nonability".
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