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Another word for offset

Verb

  1. To act as an equalizing weight or force to

    2. See also:

    order

  2. To make up for

    3. See also:

    substitute

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Sentence Examples

  • The little time gained was offset by the anger it aroused.

  • You can't offset the balance of the entire universe for one woman.

  • The risk of failure in mining enterprises is offset by the chances of more than ordinary profits.

  • The obstacle due to lack of coal is offset by the splendid water powers 'afforded by the rapid streams in all parts of the province.

  • The obstacle due to lack of coal is offset by the splendid water powers 'afforded by the rapid streams in all parts of the province.

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