Recoup synonyms and antonyms

rĭ-ko͝op'

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lose (antonym)
Lose is defined as to wind up without something or to fail in a competition.
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get (related)
To cause to do.
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regain
To recover possession of (something lost or taken away); get back:
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get-back
To do something to hurt or harm someone who has hurt or harmed you.
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retrieve
To search for, find, and carry back (killed game or a thrown object). Used of dogs.
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downslide (antonym)
recover, make up for
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worsen (antonym)
To make or become worse
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recover
To get back (something lost or taken away), especially by making an effort:
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repossess
(Now Rare) To put in possession again
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recovery
The getting back of something that was taken away; the amount awarded by a decree or judgment; the establishment by a court of a right to something by decree or judgment of a court.
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repossession
(Countable) The act of repossessing
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retrieval
The possibility of being retrieved or restored:
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withhold
To refrain from giving or granting:
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deduct
To take away a desirable part:
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recuperate
To recover from financial loss.
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reimburse
To repay (money spent); refund.
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pay back (related)
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repay (related)
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re-coup (related)
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write-off (related)
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pay off (related)
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Recoup Sentence Examples

  • We will easily recoup our set-up fees in the very near future.

  • If your ring is stolen and the police are unable to recover it, proper insurance policies can help recoup the financial loss.

  • Although transpiration is a necessary accompaniment of nutrition, it may easily become excessive, especially where the plant cannot readily recoup itself.

  • The transfer of the seat of empire from Rome to Constantinople gave the bishops of Rome a possible rival in the patriarch of Constantinople, but the absence of an overawing court and of meddling statesmen did more than recoup the loss to the head of the Roman Church.

  • Most bridges had used toll charges to recoup the cost of building them.

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