Recompensed is valid Scrabble Word

Is recompensed a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is recompensed valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for RECOMPENSED in dictionary:

VERB:

RECOMPENSE, to give something to by way of compensation (as for a service rendered or damage incurred), also RECOMPENCE
pay or reward (someone) for effort or work
make amends to or reward someone for (loss, harm, or effort)
punish or reward (someone) for an action
make amends to (someone) for loss or harm suffered; compensate
restitution made or punishment inflicted for a wrong or injury.
compensation or reward given for loss or harm suffered or effort made

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to give something to by way of compensation (as for a service rendered or damage incurred); to pay for

Words related to RECOMPENSED

recompense16

Words that contain RECOMPENSED

unrecompensed20

How to use RECOMPENSED in a sentence

But thou shalt be recompensed at the resurrection of the just men.
But another great naval victory in the narrow seas of Zealand recompensed the disappointments of this inglorious affair.
I was so happy, that I felt richly recompensed for all the fatigue of my journey.
I complied with this regulation, but did not feel recompensed for so doing, as I saw merely a small empty hall, the roof of which was supported by a few stone pillars.
That literature is ill recompensed, is usually rather the fault of the public than the bookseller, whose trade can only exist by buying that which can be sold to advantage.
God and the right dwelt in them and no matter what my poor fate might be, I could but feel well recompensed by such companionship.
However annoying this might be, still I was recompensed by the novelty and picturesque appearance of the scene.
Whatever I had suffered from the injustice of my enemies, I was now fully recompensed.
The loss of a leg or arm was to be recompensed by a sum of L30 on return to England, and employment for life under the Company.
Then he sent for the host, and paying him what was owing, called upon him to witness that he was recompensed most largely for the lodging.

Yet though the trouble I had in writing it was great, it was more than recompensed by the pleasure.
They are recompensed for being the first who made the effort to imitate the processes of the newly-invented art.
Producers were to some extent recompensed by a great rise in prices, more especially in the case of those commodities into whose cost of production labour largely entered.
That was a matter of great consolation to the father at seeing how well his pains had been recompensed.
The police agent who seized him, was recompensed with the legion of honour.
As soon as we were fairly in, though, we were recompensed for our sufferings in this respect.
My own little shrubberies and flower-beds variegated the view, and recompensed my toil in rearing them, as well by their beauty as their fragrance.
After the Mass the body of the dead man was thrown into the sea, and the cure was recompensed for his pains by some goods out of their stock and the present of a negro slave.
Again he broke away from his allegiance and planned a revolt in favour of the empress who recompensed him with still greater dignities and possessions than any yet bestowed.
Sylvester became the White Slave of the Central Committee, knowing that eventually true Patriotism would have to be recognized and recompensed.
You saved my life in the willow meadow, and I have recompensed you.
In a few years my industry and probity were fully recompensed, my wealth was really great, and my reputation for wealth still greater.
How the victorious Gargantuists were recompensed after the battle.
Come to my house, and you shall be well recompensed.
Sherwood, for which he would, however, be recompensed by the sale of the first few cars.
Some plan might be arranged, if it pleased your Majesty, so that he should be recompensed in Nueva Espana.
The sacrifice supposed in virtue, if generously accepted and courageously undergone, has to be recompensed in respect of the amount of happiness sacrificed.
Resign yourself, and this obedience Will be by Heaven well recompensed.
However, the explorer will be amply recompensed when he arrives at the old port at the mouth of the Adur.
He is recompensed by mutual services from his fellow villagers.
And I am recompensed, and deem the toils Of poetry not lost, if verse of mine May stand between an animal and woe, And teach one tyrant pity for his drudge.
Many a slight favor bestowed upon him in his days of obscurity he has recompensed a thousand-fold since he has had the power to do so.
Thus the great merchant recompensed great services.
Those who have suffered unjustly here will be recompensed in the future.
Faithful words may seem lost, but they and every faithful act are written in His remembrance and will be recompensed one day.

Similar words containing COMPENS without suffix ed and without prefix re

compensate16 recompense16 compensable19 compensated18 compensates17 compensator17 recompenser17 recompenses17 compensating19 compensation18 compensative21 compensators18 compensatory21 decompensate19 recompensers18 recompensing19 compensations19 decompensated21 decompensates20 recompensable21 uncompensated20 unrecompensed20 compensability25 compensational20 decompensating22 decompensation21 overcompensate23 decompensations22 overcompensated25 overcompensates24 overcompensatin24 compensabilitie23 overcompensator24 overcompensatio24 overcompensatory28 overcompensation25 compensabilities24 overcompensating26 overcompensations26

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