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recompense
This term carries a formal, almost legalistic tone, suggesting a restoration of balance or a moral obligation to make things right. It differs from simple payment or reward by implying that the compensation is a direct response to a specific loss, hardship, or exertion, aiming to neutralize a previous deficit.
As a noun, it describes the actual value or benefit received. As a verb, it emphasizes the act of restitution. It is frequently used in professional, judicial, or high-register literary contexts rather than in casual daily conversation.
Meanings
Examples
The company provided a generous financial recompense for the displaced workers.
I will recompense you for all your troubles once we reach the city.
There is no recompense for the years I spent in exile.
How can I possibly recompense you for saving my life?
The court ordered the defendant to recompense the victim for the damages.
She hoped that her hard work would eventually bring some form of recompense.
The king promised a great recompense to whoever slew the dragon.
I must find a way to recompense him for his kindness.