0 past simple and past participle of refund
1 to give someone a refund:
A government decree reinstated industrial promotion tax subsidies to companies that had received them before 1989, and refunded the taxes they had paid since 1993.
The revenue is refunded irrespective of whether producers engage in certain environmentally friendly activities or not.
In addition, travel and hotel cost, which represent the major parts of the cost, are refunded.
Electronic payment of the amount refunded is initiated automatically with the completion of a declaration.
Moreover, the one month's pension she spent on the application was not refunded.
Hiring formal care may be costly as well, since the related costs may often not be entirely refunded by social or private insurance.
Patients who adhere to physician recommended treatment would have their visit and pharmaceutical prescription copayment refunded.
Furthermore, if one of the numbers were out of sequence, the unrefundable ticket could not reach the jackpot and can't be refunded and would be worth nothing.
