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refunded
adjective as in returned
Strong matches
adjective as in placed on a new financial basis
Example Sentences
Nationwide has refunded her £6,000, covering the money moved out of that account, and said it was investigating how the criminal got into her bank account to know the details of her transactions.
She and another customer, who paid about £30 a ticket, do not know if they will be refunded.
In recent months the British government has also restricted UK arms sales to Israel and refunded the UN agency helping Palestinians.
He contacted Revolut to complain but they told him in a letter, seen by the BBC, that he would not be refunded as he had ultimately authorised the scammers to use the virtual debit cards.
If the Dodgers do not make the World Series, tickets bought from the team will be refunded.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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