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Synonyms for re paid
Grammar : Adj, verb |
Spell : ri-pey |
Phonetic Transcription : rɪˈpeɪ |
Top 10 synonyms for re paid Other synonyms for the word re paid
- accord
- acquitted
- adjust
- alter
- answer
- answer back
- ante up
- atone
- atone for
- avenge
- avenge oneself
- award
- back up
- balance
- barter
- be equivalent
- be out for blood
- be worthwhile
- bear the cost
- bear the expense
- bequeath
- bestow
- bring in
- brought back
- buy back
- buy off
- call in
- carry back
- cash
- cash in
- cash in on
- cash out
- cede
- change
- chasten
- chastise
- chip in
- clean up
- clear
- clear up
- come back at
- come down with
- come through
- commit
- comp
- confer
- convey
- correspond
- cough up
- counter
- counterbalance
- counterpoise
- countervail
- cover
- crack
- defend
- defray
- dig up
- discharge
- discharged
- dish out
- displace
- do business
- equalize
- even the score
- exact retribution
- exchange
- exchanged
- expiate
- feel in return
- fight back
- fill in
- fix
- fix one's wagon
- foot
- foot the bill
- front for
- furnish
- get
- get back at
- get even
- get out from under
- get revenge
- get well
- give
- give and take
- give back
- give comeuppance
- give just desserts
- give satisfaction
- give up
- given back
- grant
- grease
- guerdon
- hand back
- hand over
- handle
- hit back
- honor
- honor a claim
- impart
- indemnified
- indemnify
- interchange
- justify
- kick back
- kick in
- liquidate
- make
- make a killing
- make amends
- make available
- make good
- make good indemnify
- make payment
- make redress for
- make reparation
- make reparations
- make repayment
- make reprisal
- make restitution
- make up for
- make well
- match
- meet
- mend
- minister
- net
- offer
- offset
- oust
- outplace
- overcompensate
- paid
- paid back
- part with
- patch
- pay
- pay back
- pay back in spades
- pay damages
- pay dividend
- pay dues
- pay for
- pay off
- pay one's dues
- pay up
- payback
- pinch hit for
- plank out
- plunk down
- pony up
- post
- prepay
- present
- proffer
- propitiate
- provide
- punish
- purchase
- put back
- put out
- put up
- quit
- ransom
- react
- realize
- reappeared
- rebate
- rebounded
- rebut
- recapture
- reciprocate
- reclaim
- recompense
- recompensed
- reconstitute
- recoup
- recover
- recurred
- redeem
- redress
- reestablish
- refund
- refunded
- regain
- reimburse
- reimbursed
- reinsert
- reinstate
- rejoin
- relinquish
- remit
- remunerate
- remunerated
- render
- reoccurred
- repaid
- repay
- repeated
- replace
- replevin
- replevy
- reply
- repossess
- repurchase
- requite
- requited
- reseat
- respond
- restitute
- restituted
- restitution
- restore
- restored
- retaliate
- retort
- retribute
- retrieve
- retrospect
- return
- return the compliment
- revenge
- reverberated
- revive
- revolved
- reward
- ring
- ring in
- riposte
- roll back
- salaried
- sass
- satisfied
- satisfy
- score
- scratch one's back
- sell off
- sell up
- send
- serve
- serve out
- settle
- settle a score
- settle the score
- settle up
- settle with
- share
- shell out
- shift
- shoot back
- show
- show profit
- sit in
- snap back
- spring for
- square
- square accounts
- square things
- square up
- squelch
- stake
- stand in
- stand in lieu of
- step into shoes of
- stick it to
- strike back
- stroke
- sub
- submit
- substitute
- succeed
- sugarcoat
- supersede
- supplant
- supply
- surrender
- swap
- swap places
- sweeten the pot
- swing
- swing for
- take an eye for an eye
- take back
- take care of
- take in
- take out
- take over
- take over from
- take revenge
- take satisfaction
- take vengeance
- talk back
- tender
- thrust back
- tickle the palm
- tip
- tit for tat
- top
- toss back
- trade
- trade in
- transmit
- turn over
- turn the tables on
- turn upon
- vacillate
- venge
- vindicate
- vouchsafe
- win back
- wreak vengeance
- yield
Définition of re paid
Origin :- mid-15c., from Old French repaier "pay back, give in return," from re- "back" (see re-) + payer "to pay" (see pay (v.)). Related: Repaid; repaying.
- As in paid : adj rewarded
- As in refunded : adj returned
- As in repaid : adj reimbursed
- As in returned : adj restored
- As in rewarded : adj paid
- As in liquidate : verb pay; change into cash
- As in pay : verb give money for goods, services
- As in pay : verb be advantageous
- As in pay : verb get revenge
- As in avenge : verb retaliate
- As in reciprocate : verb exchange, alternate; equal
- As in recompense : verb pay back, make restitution
- As in recoup : verb recover, make up for
- As in redeem : verb recover possession
- As in refund : verb return money; rebate
- As in reimburse : verb pay back something owed
- As in remunerate : verb compensate, reward
- As in render : verb contribute
- As in repay : verb give back money or possession
- As in repay : verb get even; obtain restitution for past injustice
- As in replace : verb take the place of; put in place of
- As in requite : verb compensate, give in return
- As in retaliate : verb get even with someone
- As in retort : verb answer
- As in return : verb give back, send back
- As in return : verb earn
- As in revenge : verb retaliate for wrong, grievance
- As in reward : verb pay; give prize
- As in satisfy : verb pay, compensate
- As in make restitution : verb make amends
- As in work off : verb pay back by working
- As in restitute : verb refund
- As in compensate : verb make restitution
Antonyms for re paid
- abandon
- anger
- ask
- break
- build
- charge
- cheer
- cloud
- comfort
- conceal
- confuse
- construct
- create
- damage
- deny
- depart
- deprive
- disagree
- disappoint
- discontent
- dishonor
- disproportion
- disregard
- dissatisfy
- dissuade
- downslide
- earn
- encourage
- extort
- fail
- fight
- fine
- forfeit
- forgive
- frustrate
- held
- hide
- hold
- ignore
- invest
- keep
- kept
- leave
- leave alone
- lose
- obscure
- owe
- pardon
- pay
- penalize
- precede
- punish
- question
- refuse
- remain
- remove
- request
- retained
- seize
- stay
- steal
- suppress
- surrender
- sympathize
- take
- take away
- take back
- unpaid
- upset
- veto
- win
- withhold
- worsen
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