Comeuppance and Sentence

Comeuppance

Comeuppance noun - Suffering, loss, or hardship imposed in response to a crime or offense.
Usage example: as with many action movies, this one ends with a wild chase and an over-the-top fight sequence in which the bad guys finally get their comeuppance

Sentence and comeuppance are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sentence" instead a noun "Comeuppance".

Sentence

Sentence noun - A decision made by a court or tribunal regarding a case it has heard.

Comeuppance and sentence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Comeuppance" instead a noun "Sentence".

Nearby Words: sentenced, sentencing, sentential

How words are described

full full comeuppance full sentence
clear clear comeuppance clear sentence
long long comeuppance long sentence
particular particular comeuppance particular sentence
Other adjectives: appropriate, legal, proper, entire, real, final, minor, last, occasional.

Both words in one sentence

  • Heteronormative Crusader The attacker gets his comeuppance with a long prison sentence.
  • In the Harry Potter books, Dolores Umbridge doesn't get much comeuppance for being a Sadist Teacher, a war criminal and an all-around Jerk Ass, but according to Word of God, she receives a life sentence in Azkaban for crimes against Muggle-borns after the events of the 7th book.
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