Expiation
Requital
Requital noun - Payment to another for a loss or injury.
Usage example: the judge ordered the landlord to pay his former tenants $100,000 each as requital for goods lost or damaged in the apartment fire
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- satisfaction and expiation
- satisfaction and requital
- payment and expiation
- payment and requital
- compensation and expiation
- compensation and requital
- remuneration and expiation
- remuneration and requital
- redress and expiation
- redress and requital
- reprisal and expiation
- reprisal and requital
- penalty and expiation
- penalty and requital
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Requital and Expiation. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/expiation/requital
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