Compensated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPENSATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMPENSATE, to be equivalent to
• pay (someone) for work performed
• act so as to neutralize or correct (a deficiency or abnormality in a physical property or effect)
• attempt to conceal or offset (a disability or frustration) by development in another direction
• give (someone) something, typically money, in recognition of loss, suffering, or injury incurred; recompense
• reduce or counteract (something unwelcome or unpleasant) by exerting an opposite force or effect
ADJECTIVE:
• receiving or eligible for compensation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be equivalent to; counterbalance

Words related to COMPENSATED

compensate16

Words that contain COMPENSATED

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How to use COMPENSATED in a sentence

• Anne was seemingly disinterested in her friendship with Lady Churchill, having nothing to gain but services, for which she liberally compensated her.
• Our first impressions were consequently anything but favourable, though our comfortable quarters in the Hotel Beau Sejour compensated us to a certain degree.
• A stiff climb, fully compensated for by the expanse of scenery to be seen from the summit.
• That the negroes will work if moderately compensated, no candid man can doubt.
• In all but military abilities he had grown curiously to the measure of his place, and his diplomatic abilities more than compensated for the want of the military.
• It is just a question whether this extra weight on the loads is compensated by the resting temperature.
• The blaze of stars almost compensated for the absence of the moon and the night had a quality of stillness that made for awe.
• When the plan for compensated emancipation had failed, Lincoln decided that the time had come for unconditional emancipation.
• The paper shows, we think, that it has not escaped him that disestablishment, however compensated as some sanguine people hope, would be a great disaster and ruin.
• They were not, however, disposed to entertain a thought of emancipation, without being fully compensated for their slaves.
• She was more than compensated for what might have seemed harshness, by something that looked very much like a concession.
• Nor was this deficiency compensated by any strength in the garrison, or any weight of authority or talent among those with whom rested the command.
• But besides this, simple and slightly compensated as are the positions belonging to the township, there are in every community many willing to fill them.
• During the past decades, growth in the financial sector has more than compensated for the decline in steel.
• He was compensated for the slight put upon him by receiving his long-deferred consecration to Norwich at the hands of the pope.
• What tells in life is the whole mind working together, and the deficiencies of any one faculty can be compensated by the efforts of the rest.
• My second situation, however, amply compensated me for my want of luck in the first.
• Kindled by her example, and compensated by her smile, man will aspire to complete his highest destiny.
• The blaze of stars almost compensated for the absence of the moon, and the night had a quality of stillness that made for awe.
• The loss, however, which ministers sustained in the English representation, was somewhat compensated by the returns of Scotland and Ireland.
• Everything except loss of life or personal chastisement can be compensated among these Indians.
• Once more he urged upon Congress his old policy of gradual compensated emancipation.
• There appeared to be a deficiency of trees in the landscape, but a peculiar air of its own compensated for the want of foliage.
• It is the most abominable book ever written! And one is not even compensated by truthful representation of human nature or character.
• The advantages promised by this manoeuvre more than compensated for the increased length of the march.
• He compensated for this omission by quarrelling with his daughter Matilda, and with her husband, Geoffrey of Anjou.
• They condensed a honey-moon into these four days, and came home compensated for their patience, and more devoted than ever.
• In a word, the damages of popular fury were compensated by legislative gravity.
• These peculiarities of the individual teacher or pupil are pretty well compensated for by the large number of teachers and of pupils involved.

Similar words containing MPENSAT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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