reimburse (verb)

1. He promised to reimburse his girlfriend for the expensive anniversary trip they had taken.

2. In the fictional world of the book, the protagonist was reimbursed with a magical potion that could grant any wish.

3. After the superhero saved the city, the government reimbursed him for the damages caused during the battle.

4. The museum reimbursed the artist for the stolen painting, allowing her to recreate the masterpiece.

1. In many religious traditions, believers are encouraged to reimburse the less fortunate.

2. The artist was reimbursed for the materials used to create the masterpiece.

3. In the horror movie, the protagonist was desperately seeking revenge and planned to reimburse all those who wronged them.

4. After the war, the victorious nation demanded that the defeated nation reimburse them for damages caused during the conflict.