Synonyms for compensated
com·pen·sat·ed

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1. compensated, remunerated, salaried, stipendiaryadjective

   receiving or eligible for compensation

   "salaried workers"; "a stipendiary magistrate"

   Synonyms:
   salaried, remunerative, paying(a), compensable, remunerated, stipendiary

   Antonyms:
   unpaid

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1. List of paraphrases for "compensated":

   offset, indemnified, compensation, paid, remunerated, counterbalanced, rewarded, reimbursed, outweighed

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1. Bim Ali:

   A lot of us put in a lot of effort because we love the company and we love to excel, i think there were a lot of excellent workers at Twitter … we were part of a global movement to tell everyone what’s happening, how it’s affecting you locally, how it’s affecting you nationwide, how it’s affecting you globally. And I think that we all should be compensated fairly for what we’ve done.

2. Jeff Slagle:

   I guess it's a very small step in the right direction. But far from what I'd like to see in terms of being compensated.

3. Brad McMillan:

   As an industry, we are looking at a potentially very significant political disruption this year, and I think there's a risk factor that has to be compensated for, it wouldn't be an area I would overweight.

4. Steve Mnuchin:

   I've been very clear this is not an airline bailout, it is support to the airlines for national security reasons that the taxpayers are going to be compensated for.

5. Jeff Miller:

   The government shouldn’t be in the business of doling out hundreds of thousands in cash to extremely well-compensated executives just to move less than three hours down the road, for VA to pay such an outrageous amount in relocation expenses at a time when the department is continually telling Congress and taxpayers it needs more money raises questions about VA’s commitment to fiscal responsibility, transparency and true reform.