Reimbursed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REIMBURSED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [RE·IM·BURSED, RE·IM·BURS·ING.]:
• to make repayment to for expense or loss incurred: The insurance company reimbursed him for his losses in the fire.
• to pay back; refund; repay.
VERB:
• REIMBURSE, to repay
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pay back to someon; repay

Words related to REIMBURSED

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How to use REIMBURSED in a sentence

• Brush so to equalize salaries that the players of all clubs should be reimbursed in an equitable manner.
• Of course the government subsequently reimbursed the owners of the teams for their use, but in this particular case the soldiers did not think the owner deserved it.
• The government afterwards reimbursed him for his outlay in this matter, but his generosity, self-denial, energy, and masterly force added immensely to his popularity.
• These men advance the sum which is stipulated, and by virtue of a letter of attorney are reimbursed at the pay-office.
• That interest should be allowed him on all moneys advanced by him for the public from the time of the advance to that of his being reimbursed.
• Forcible executions quickly reimbursed him to an extent greater than his claim, but the country suffered.
• We have been less promptly reimbursed, indeed, not paid at all, by gentlemen boasting a fairer record.
• We have, besides, reimbursed the Count of Vermandois the three thousand livres he had lent us for your service.
• Leave aside incentives on exclusive stories but working in the Goa press can also mean that even travel bill were not reimbursed.
• The old proprietor would receive back his land in an improved condition, and the usurper might fairly be considered to have reimbursed himself for all his outlay.
• Jackson, wild with rage, pledged his own resources to furnish this transportation, but was afterwards reimbursed by the government.
• But of these twenty millions, we do not know how much should be reimbursed to one State, or how much to another.
• I hope, therefore, that my undertaking that the expenses of his journey shall be reimbursed him, will not be disapproved.
• Besides, any expenditure incurred would have been reimbursed by the Inland Mission.
• On the other hand, if any camels die you shall be reimbursed.
• It appears that, in the case of Borst, Peters frequently paid his salary for considerable periods at a time, which sums were afterward reimbursed to him by Mr.
• Inspector Jones and Police Sergeant Daly, having spent ten dollars in self-indulgence in native houses, the Government reimbursed them and punished the women.
• It is well worthy of your consideration whether the losses sustained by the officers and crew in this unfortunate affair should not be reimbursed to them.
• They express confidence that if the advance asked for should be made the Government would be reimbursed the same within a reasonable time.
• Besides, much of the increase in the price of labor and material is included in the extra cost which has already been reimbursed to them.
• Hence the utility of the power to borrow money until it can be reimbursed from the national revenues.

Similar words containing IMBURS without suffix ed and without prefix re

imburse11 imbursed13 imburses12 imbursing14 reimburse13 reimburser14 reimburses14 reimbursers15 reimbursing16 reimbursable18 reimbursement19 reimbursements20

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