recompensate

She called on Monday, March 6 to say that in compensation for all the FRUSTRATION I had to go through, DELL would be very willing to recompensate me with a thumb drive.

Dear Mr. Dell « BuzzMachine 2005

Second, we will recompensate and we'll pay for all the damages that took place.

CNN Transcript Feb 9, 2006 2006

The National Assembly approved a bill to recompensate those whose property had been expropriated under the Communist regime.

1991, May 2001

A policy to recompensate them would be approved by the two ministers.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

Thousands of mercenaries killed, with all that means in indemnities; millions upon million in expensive military equipment, most of which we've had to hire and will have to recompensate for.

Mercenary Mack Reynolds 1950

There are do-gooder copyright organisations which trawl the internet and other media looking for copyvio and then pursue and recompensate the copyright owners.

Pharyngula 2009

And neither one has a pot to pee in or a window to throw it out of as regards being able to recompensate the owner for his massive loss.

SplicedFeed 2009

And neither one has a pot to pee in or a window to throw it out of as regards being able to recompensate the owner for his massive loss.

SplicedFeed 2009

I know I'll have to recompensate and cut new slots, but this seems much easier than the other approach.

Mandolin Cafe News 2009

I know I'll have to recompensate and cut new slots, but this seems much easier than the other approach.

Mandolin Cafe News 2009