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recoup

[ri-koop] / rɪˈkup /


Example Sentences

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But some longtime investors held on, betting they could eventually recoup part of what they were owed.

From The Wall Street Journal

The value of the remaining $9 billion plus interest owed has been held at close to zero, given there’s been no clear path to recouping that, Citi said.

From MarketWatch

In February, the state said it didn’t think enough was known to determine a final penalty amount and noted that state officials were actively seeking to recoup misused funds through civil litigation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Large firms are more likely to recoup refunds than smaller businesses, so there’s still a risk that the tariff pass-through rate increases in the new year.

From Barron's

Liverpool spent over £415m in the summer, the most by a Premier League club in any transfer window, but they recouped over £187m in sales.

From BBC