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recoup

verb as in recover, make up for

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Families are unlikely to ever recoup the entire $1.5 billion penalty, though the company is reportedly headed to auction.

From Salon

Biden's approval rating dropping below 40% in the final months of his presidency meant Harris faced an uphill battle attempting to recoup the Democratic backing her former running mate had hemorrhaged.

From Salon

The MHCLG's estimate for costs for all the works amounted to £16.6bn and the NAO said although the government planned to recoup about £3.4bn from a new Building Safety Levy, this was not expected to be introduced until autumn 2025 at the earliest.

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With less than four years left on that arrangement, he would not stand to recoup much of the £7.5m he spent on renovating the house - another incentive not to give up his lease.

From BBC

Albuquerque is just one of many cities seeking to recoup unpaid fees from Trump's campaign stops over the last decade.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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