Synonyms for recoup
rɪˈkupre·coup

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1. recoup, reimburseverb

   reimburse or compensate (someone), as for a loss

   Synonyms:
   recover, reimburse, withhold, recuperate, deduct

2. recover, recoup, recuperateverb

   regain or make up for

   "recuperate one's losses"

   Synonyms:
   retrieve, reclaim, reimburse, find, recuperate, withhold, go back, deduct, recover, regain, convalesce

3. withhold, deduct, recoupverb

   retain and refrain from disbursing; of payments

   "My employer is withholding taxes"

   Synonyms:
   withhold, subtract, deduce, take off, recuperate, reimburse, infer, keep back, derive, recover, deduct

Matched Categories

1. • Compensate
   • Get
   • Keep

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1. List of paraphrases for "recoup":

   recover, retrieve, regain

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How to use recoup in a sentence?

1. Li Yao:

   It's a good time for Sinopec to recoup at least part of its investment over the years and finance more pipeline capacity building while still able to maintain a controlling stake.

2. Jardayna Werlin:

   Plastic bags as a free thing at point-of-sale are not really free, they get wrapped into the cost to the consumer anyway. [...] Having that fee in place is crucial and allows the business owners to recoup if they do have increased costs for having to provide paper bags.

3. Jardayna Werlin:

   They get wrapped into the cost to the consumer anyway. [...] Having that fee in place is crucial and allows the business owners to recoup if they do have increased costs for having to provide paper bags.

4. George Rash Adams play:

   You get a little numb to it, it's just the way the market is. You can either sell it for a loss or hold on and try to recoup some.

5. Aneesh Srivastava:

   The higher visa fee is one of the headwinds...but they can expect to recoup some of the costs through contract re-negotiations and the stronger dollar.