Reparation ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Reparation ( noun )

Compensation for damages or injury.

Origin:

From the latin reparare, meaning "to repair".

Examples:

1. The company offered reparation for the damage caused by the oil spill.
2. The victim was awarded reparation for the emotional trauma suffered.
3. The country was forced to pay reparations for the war crimes committed.
4. The reparations were meant to restore the economic stability of the region.
5. The reparation was made in the form of a monetary compensation.

(As a verb)

Reparation ( verb )

Compensation for damages or injury.

Origin:

From the latin reparare, meaning "to repair".

Examples:

1. The company offered reparation for the damage caused by the oil spill.
2. The victim was awarded reparation for the emotional trauma suffered.
3. The country was forced to pay reparations for the war crimes committed.
4. The reparations were meant to restore the economic stability of the region.
5. The reparation was made in the form of a monetary compensation.