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Meaning
The word "reimburse" means to pay back or compensate someone for money they have spent or for a loss they have incurred. When you reimburse someone, you are returning funds to them, often after they have initially paid for something on behalf of someone else.
Synonyms
- Repay
- Refund
- Compensate
- Recoup
- Remunerate
Antonyms
Etymology
The word "reimburse" comes from the French "reimbourser," which is a combination of the prefix "re-" meaning "again," and "bourser," meaning "to put in a purse or wallet." This indicates the action of putting money back into someone's wallet.
Examples
- After the business trip, I submitted my receipts to my manager in order to be reimbursed for the expenses.
- The company will reimburse employees for any travel costs incurred during official duties.
- If you pay for the tickets, I promise to reimburse you later.
- She was eager to reimburse her friend for the money spent on dinner.
- The insurance policy will reimburse you for medical expenses incurred after the accident.