Recompense (verb)

1. To give something as compensation again.
2. To compensate a second time.

Origin:

From the prefix "re-" meaning "again" or "back" and the word "compensate" which means "to give something as compensation".

Examples:

1. The company recompensed the employees for the overtime work.
2. The insurance company recompensed the policy holder for the damages.
3. The government recompensed the citizens for the inconvenience caused by the road closure.
4. The company recompensed the customer for the faulty product.
5. The court recompensed the plaintiff for the damages caused by the defendant.