Recoup (verb)

To regain or recover something, especially money or resources that have been lost or spent.

Origin:

From the old french word recouper, meaning 'to cut back'.

Examples:

1. The company is trying to recoup some of its losses by cutting costs.
2. She recouped her investment by selling the property at a higher price.
3. The government is taking measures to recoup funds that were embezzled by corrupt officials.
4. Many small businesses struggle to recoup their expenses after a natural disaster.
5. He had to take out a loan in order to recoup some of the money he had lost in the stock market.