giveback
- noun
- /ˈɡɪvˌbæk/
- US
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restitución
- The court ordered a giveback of the stolen property to its rightful owner.
Examples
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After the settlement, the plaintiff received a giveback that restored the lost funds.
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They received a giveback after the lawsuit settlement.
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After negotiations, the company agreed to a giveback of employee benefits.
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The charity organized a giveback event to return unused supplies to the community.
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The company announced a giveback to its loyal customers.
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The court ordered a giveback of the stolen property to its rightful owner.
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The organization facilitated a giveback of supplies to families affected by the natural disaster.
Synonyms
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1.0
An act of giving something back to its owner
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1.1
Money given back when someone paid too much or is not happy with what they bought
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4.0
Money paid back to someone for costs they paid
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6.9
Giving back something lost or paying money for damage
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1.8
A complete return of the money you paid for something
The return of land or rights to a former owner
Getting something back after you lost or gave it away
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Etymology
Giveback is made of give and back, which mean 'to return', like handing something back to its owner. So a giveback is the act of returning money, property, or rights to their previous or rightful owner.