to reimburse

Examples

• All

• We're sorry about that needle, but we'll reimburse you.

  Finian's Rainbow (1968)

• If a client doesn't show, you'll have to reimburse their part of the fee.

  Fiction book (1998)

• Every quarter, you must reimburse the agency for all additional sales made during the previous quarter.

  Academic text (1997)

• I'll have my father reimburse you.

  Jumping the Broom (2011)

• You cannot, however, reimburse me for any expenses.

• And sometimes the, the post office will also reimburse you if it's insured.

  MIgardener

• Let us reimburse you for that breakage, okay?

  Posies (2021)

• I will reimburse you for any inconvenience or damage done to the car.

  I Love You Too (2010)

• Every time the nursing home changed hands, Medicaid would reimburse the owner's capital costs at the new, higher value.

  Academic text (1995)

• The school shall pay the Association a site evaluation fee and shall reimburse the site evaluators for their expenses.

  Academic text (1997)

Synonyms

P

to pay back

vsto reimburse

298 1.6

Give back money you borrowed from someone

is used to cover expenses and losses, not only to return loans

C

to compensate

vsto reimburse

102 4.2

To give money to someone for loss, injury or unpaid work

focuses on paying back actual expenses and losses rather than broader remedies

R

to repay

vsto reimburse

75 1.7

To pay back money you borrowed

covers paying expenses and losses instead of returning borrowed money

R

to recompense

vsto reimburse

1 7.4

To pay someone for loss, harm, or effort

is a neutral payment for costs and losses rather than a moral or apologetic act

Antonyms

W

to withhold

210 5.1

Refuse to give something someone wants or needs

How Restorative

to indemnify

• Formal

6 8.7

to compensate

102 4.2

to reimburse

63 5.3

to repay

75 1.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology