Collocations for compensate - verb
1. remove/reduce the bad effect of sth
ADVERB
amply,
fully
more than
The advantages of the plan more than compensate for the risks associated with it.
more than
The advantages of the plan more than compensate for the risks associated with it.
partially,
partly
PREPOSITION
for
His strengths more than compensate for his weaknesses.
His strengths more than compensate for his weaknesses.
with
His voice doesn't have much range but he compensates with clever lyrics.
His voice doesn't have much range but he compensates with clever lyrics.
2. pay money for a loss/injury
ADVERB
adequately,
fairly,
properly,
well
fully, in full
People whose health has suffered will be compensated in full.
fully, in full
People whose health has suffered will be compensated in full.
financially
I expect to be compensated financially.
I expect to be compensated financially.
Compensate is used with these nouns as the object:
employee, plaintiff, victim
employee, plaintiff, victim