recouped
Made losses good
Recouped is the past tense of recoup, meaning to recover or get back something lost—usually money or losses.
A business recoups its investment when revenue exceeds costs: We recouped our losses within six months.
The word implies regaining what was expended rather than making new gains.
Returned to normal state
- regainedRecovered after loss
- reimbursedPaid back for expenses
- repaidReturned what was borrowed
- refundedHad money returned
compensated · offset · earnings · losses · investment · returns · expenses · costs
Recovered after loss
- restoredReturned to original condition
- retrievedObtained again after loss
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
- salvagedRescued from destruction
recuperated · rebuilt · reestablished · renewed · bounced back · rebounded · rallied · revived
Payment for services rendered
- reimbursementPayment for incurred expenses
- indemnificationCompensation for loss suffered
- reparationCompensation for injury done
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
redress · remuneration · recompense · damages · amends · repayment · refund · recovery
recovered
Returned to normal state
- regainedRecovered after loss
- reimbursedPaid back for expenses
- repaidReturned what was borrowed
refunded · compensated · offset · earnings · losses · investment · returns · expenses · costs · outlay
regained
Recovered after loss
- restoredReturned to original condition
- retrievedObtained again after loss
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
salvaged · recuperated · rebuilt · reestablished · renewed · bounced back · rebounded · rallied · revived · turned around
compensation
Payment for services rendered
- reimbursementPayment for incurred expenses
- indemnificationCompensation for loss suffered
- reparationCompensation for injury done
settlement · redress · remuneration · recompense · damages · amends · repayment · refund · recovery · claim
recoupedlost
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forfeited · unrecouped · squandered · wrote off · hemorrhaged