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. Andrew Mulcahy:

   There's an important reason to give companies an opportunity to set prices somewhere above what it costs them to make the drug and recoup their investment in RD, at some point, though, that needs to end. We need to get into a world where there's more competition and lower prices.

2. Georgia Rep. Marc Morris:

   As property of the state of Georgia, we need to recoup that and solve that problem.

3. Sanjay Aggarwal:

   We've got thousands of pounds we're not going to recoup, and that's just sadly down to those shipping costs.

4. Magna Chief Executive Don Walker:

   If you look at all the tax that goes to the government in payroll taxes and everything else, if they spend $100 million ... they can recoup all of that money in two or three years and they continue to keep that revenue for the long-term, they are crazy not to do that, even if it may not be popular.

5. Sean Pearson:

   It might be one of the only ways that they can recoup the revenue that's been lost throughout this whole thing, i think as long as tables are at an appropriate distance and crowds are managed and maintained and ... the level of cleanliness is upheld, I think it's totally fine.