**Recompense** (noun) — compensation or reward given for loss, harm, or service.
1. The insurance company finally agreed to **recompense** the victims of the accident for their injuries and damages.
2. The company decided to **recompense** employees for working overtime by giving them extra vacation days.
3. After the long and difficult trial, the jury awarded the plaintiff a large sum of money as **recompense** for the emotional distress caused by the defendant's actions.
4. The government promised to **recompense** farmers who lost their crops due to the drought.
5. The company offered a bonus as a **recompense** for completing the project ahead of schedule.
6. The charity organization collects donations to **recompense** for the needs of children in need.
7. The court ordered the defendant to **recompense** the victim's family for the loss of their loved one.
8. The company policy requires employees to **recompense** for any damage caused by their actions during work hours.
9. The organization provides scholarships to students as a **recompense** for their academic achievements.
10. The landlord agreed to **recompense** tenants for any inconvenience caused by repairs.