Compensating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPENSATING 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be equivalent to; counterbalance

Words related to COMPENSATING

compensate16

Words that contain COMPENSATING

decompensating22 overcompensating26

How to use COMPENSATING in a sentence

• Between these two compensating statements the exact truth is hidden from our eyes.
• Love seems to have reached his heart at a late day but with compensating suddenness.
• It will also probably be a period in which a rise in prices may, as it usually does, precede the compensating rise in wages.
• Even if it were so, there are certainly some ways of compensating for the disadvantages of exclusion from orthodox circles.
• They should associate as perfectly as the compensating metals of a pendulum, of which the one contracts as the other expands.
• If he fatigues himself over night, he always takes a compensating rest in the morning.
• The movement involves a double compensating rhythmical change, in which the two elements are simultaneously in opposite phases to each other.
• Arthur Farnham walked away from the meeting with the feeling of a school-boy who has finished a difficult task and who thinks he deserves some compensating pleasure.
• If Macauley had suspected that beneath it was no compensating protection, he would have been considerably more concerned than he was.
• And for a space these thoughts brought her ease, consoled her as a compensating act of martyrdom.
• While this would be a serious loss to some communities, there would be compensating advantages for the public, as the cost of transportation would be lessened in like measure.
• It seemed as if Phebe was compensating herself for her lonely girlhood on the barren and solitary uplands.
• For compensating purposes, however, a reservoir might be constructed here, the capacity of which could be adjusted to the actual demands.
• By the erection of a dam 1,100 feet long and 120 feet high a lake would be formed 645 acres in extent, which would serve as a flood-catchment basin and a compensating reservoir.
• We discover no compensating item to be placed to the credit of Sir W.
• I have seen how every evil has its compensating good.
• All through his wanderings during a whole year he kept his injury in mind, and gave all his leisure moments to trying to invent a compensating satisfaction for it.
• The troops on both sides were brave, but the British had advantages far more than compensating for a disparity of numbers, always slight and often more imaginary than real.
• Yet, even here, there were compensating advantages.
• An act was passed changing the mode of compensating members of Congress from six dollars a day to fifteen hundred dollars a year.
• He exulted not in compensating liberal service liberally.
• Certain it is that I did take those precautions which ultimately proved to be the means of compensating me for most that I had suffered.
• Some of them doubtless, in the property sense belong to loyal owners, and hence provision is made in this article for compensating such.
• A compensating magnet, M, is supported by a vertical column fixed to the case, above the needles.
• When a great truth becomes exaggerated to this extent, and is held to the exclusion of its compensating opposite, it is in a fair way to becoming a lie.
• But, if he did possess them, hazardous as they are undoubtedly, advantages would arise from such a Constitution, more than compensating the risk.
• The present mode of compensating United States marshals and district attorneys should, in my opinion, be changed.
• We are wont to hold up to scorn the British method of compensating liquor sellers for licenses revoked.
• In the country the balance ordained in nature has its compensating power.
• She held out her hand to him, politely, and he, compensating for an imperceptible hesitation with a kind of clumsy haste, took it and released it almost as hastily.

Similar words containing MPENSAT without suffix ing and without prefix co

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