compensator
- noun
- /ˈkɒmpənˌseɪtər/
- The government became the compensator for citizens affected by the natural disaster.
Examples
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If the product is faulty, the manufacturer may serve as the compensator and cover the costs.
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The compensator will process all claims efficiently.
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After the accident, the insurance company acted as the compensator for the injured driver.
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Many companies act as compensators for workplace injuries.
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The insurance company acted as a compensator, covering all the damages from the car accident.
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As a compensator, the nonprofit organization provided funds to those affected by the natural disaster.
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The workers looked to their employer to be a reliable compensator after the factory fire.
Synonyms
A person who pays money to someone for work or loss
How Responsible
Surface Forms
Morphology
compensator = compensate (transparent) = compensate + or
Standard agent nominalization from 'compensate' producing 'a person or organization that provides compensation', a predictable formation.
Etymology
Compensator comes from the Latin parts com- 'with' and pensare 'to weigh', the same root as compensate and compensation, which are about making things fair by paying or fixing a loss. So a compensator is a person or company that pays money to balance someone's loss.