entitling to compensation
Origin of compensable
from Middle English compensen, compensate + -ablecompensable
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compensable
adjective
Being such as to entitle or warrant compensation: compensable injuries.
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Adjective
(comparative more compensable, superlative most compensable)
- Able to be compensated; entitling one to compensation.
Origin
From French compensable.
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