Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
recoup-a-loss
verb
/rɪˈkuːp ə lɔs/

Definition
To recover or regain lost money or assets.

Examples
- After a poor quarter, the company sought new strategies to recoup a loss from their declining sales.
- Investors were hopeful that the recent stock market rebound would help them recoup their losses.
- The insurance policy allowed her to recoup a loss after the flood damaged her property.

Meaning
Recouping a loss refers to the act of making back what was lost, particularly in financial contexts.

Synonyms
- recover
- regain
- retrieve
- make up for