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Meanings of to compensate in English

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Usage of to compensate in English
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Rajapaksa, the local MP, has called on authorities to compensate potential victims.
Reuters
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Wage gains aren't yet large enough to compensate households for rising prices.
Reuters
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Goldman would hand Greece the difference upfront, to compensate for the loss.
The Guardian
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The government is supposed to compensate expropriated companies, but payment is slow.
Reuters
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These people also say the firms still intend to compensate valued employees.
Reuters
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The central bank began printing money to compensate and hyperinflation took hold.
Reuters
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The State sought these payments to compensate VHI for its older customers.
The Irish Times
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Major educational adjustments to compensate for the increase in tremor are unnecessary.
Pubmed
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The sun's rays are just too bright; pupils are unable to compensate.
Sword of god
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Offsetting Paying for reductions in emissions elsewhere to compensate for polluting activities.
The Guardian
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An elastix registration technique was used to compensate for motion during scans.
Pubmed
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I have learned to compensate for this by recruiting my right side.
The Guardian
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One that the noise is there to compensate for reduced ideological difference.
The Guardian
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Who's going to compensate me for my loss of property, I wonder?
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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The new safeguard protocols he'd installed were trying to compensate, and failing.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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That, for him, is not enough to compensate for the additional risk.
Reuters