0 past simple and past participle of refund --
1 to give someone a refund: --
First, during the past few yars £2,000 million has been refunded, apart from the sum due at present.
Of this amount, £11 has so far been refunded voluntarily and the possibility of recovering the remainder is being considered.
An unsuccessful applicant is refunded the fee sent with the application.
The deductions referred to, so far as they relate to arrears of land purchase annuities, are refunded to county councils when the arrears are paid.
This is refunded if the packet proves to have been lost.
The particulars supplied by local committees do not enable me to give the total amount of the sums ordered to be refunded.
I see no reason why this tax, which will be refunded quarterly, should affect farming in the way suggested.
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.
