compensate for
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Used to specify what is being compensated, either a bad effect or a financial/physical loss.
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- His brilliant creativity more than compensates for his lack of organizational skills.
- The airline must compensate passengers for the delay.
- I tried to compensate for being late by bringing donuts for everyone.
- We will compensate our clients for any inconvenience caused by the system outage.
- The company was ordered to compensate the employees for their unfair dismissal.
- The camera's excellent sensor helps to compensate for the lens's limitations in low light.
- No amount of money can compensate for the loss of a loved one.
- Her powerful serve was not enough to compensate for her weak backhand.
- Victims of the flood will be compensated for their losses.
- The government offered tax breaks to compensate for rising fuel costs.