the rest of the heart has to compensate.

to compensate for our dying patch of cardiomyocytes.

So if you decide to move Max a few feet, it will compensate

ATTEMPT TO COMPENSATE THE

is that we can compensate for this feeling out of control

Goblet cells pump out extra mucus to compensate, which makes breathing harder, so you start coughing to get the tar and mucus out.

Cognitive reserve is the mental buffer you have that lets your brain compensate and function even when you have reduced brain volume.

In fact, it may be a mind-numbing struggle for you to get through it every day, but you can compensate for the hit that your brain takes from that kind of job by exercising before you go to work.

To make up for something means to compensate for something bad with something good.

The phrasal verb to make up for something means to compensate for something bad with something good.

Airlines usually aren't required to compensate you if your flight is canceled or delayed, but they are required to compensate you if you're bumped from an overbooked flight.

but they are required to compensate you if you're bumped from an overbooked flight.

Insecurity crosses over into problematic behavior, however, when people try to conceal or compensate for their self-doubt.

however, when people try to conceal or compensate for their self-doubt.

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