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Definition of comeuppance in English: comeuppancenoun kʌmˈʌp(ə)nsˌkəmˈəpəns informal A punishment or fate that someone deserves. 〈非正式〉应得的惩罚（或命运）；因果报应 he got his comeuppance in the end 他得到了应有的惩罚。 Example sentencesExamples - Some were probably hoping the students would get their comeuppance, but death was more than they deserved.
- Because the stories were true, the comeuppance of criminals (death for all but a few) rang even truer.
- It's not much of a comeuppance for a 65-year-old ex-CEO who never has to work again anyway.
- It's rare that an actor can not only deserve his comeuppance but maintain your sympathy while getting it.
- I guess this is her comeuppance, though she'll never even know it.
- These fine visitors, I thought, were in for what I can only describe as a culinary comeuppance.
- They get their comeuppance in the end in satisfyingly brutal fashion.
- Before that he'd been an actor, often on radio, playing gangsters who got a violent comeuppance.
- I kept thinking that the last pages must be missing, the ones with the comeuppance, but there's none.
- Among the more baffling parts of this showdown is why Madam Secretary would have invited such a comeuppance in the first place.
- However, it seems that the political comeuppance is always greener on the other side of the Atlantic.
- So one can say he tried to lie his way to fame and fortune, and got a much-deserved comeuppance.
- By the time Delilah weaseled the secret of his strength out of him, Samson seemed ripe for a rude comeuppance.
- You'll get your comeuppance in due time.
- Thus far, it is only in the executive suite and in the stock market that society has witnessed a comeuppance.
- I kept turning the pages, anticipating the comeuppance that he so richly deserved.
- By any reasonable moral reckoning he deserves all the comeuppance of his bad faith.
- Sooner or later, though, such hubris must receive its grim comeuppance.
- Cosmic comeuppance isn't supposed to count for much in football.
- As for the rest of you, you'll get your comeuppance soon.
Synonyms just deserts, deserved fate, due, due reward, just punishment, retribution, requital archaic recompense
Definition of comeuppance in US English: comeuppancenounˌkəmˈəpənsˌkəmˈəpəns informal A punishment or fate that someone deserves. 〈非正式〉应得的惩罚（或命运）；因果报应 他得到了应有的惩罚。 Example sentencesExamples - So one can say he tried to lie his way to fame and fortune, and got a much-deserved comeuppance.
- They get their comeuppance in the end in satisfyingly brutal fashion.
- Before that he'd been an actor, often on radio, playing gangsters who got a violent comeuppance.
- It's rare that an actor can not only deserve his comeuppance but maintain your sympathy while getting it.
- Some were probably hoping the students would get their comeuppance, but death was more than they deserved.
- However, it seems that the political comeuppance is always greener on the other side of the Atlantic.
- As for the rest of you, you'll get your comeuppance soon.
- Cosmic comeuppance isn't supposed to count for much in football.
- I kept thinking that the last pages must be missing, the ones with the comeuppance, but there's none.
- You'll get your comeuppance in due time.
- Among the more baffling parts of this showdown is why Madam Secretary would have invited such a comeuppance in the first place.
- By any reasonable moral reckoning he deserves all the comeuppance of his bad faith.
- It's not much of a comeuppance for a 65-year-old ex-CEO who never has to work again anyway.
- Sooner or later, though, such hubris must receive its grim comeuppance.
- Thus far, it is only in the executive suite and in the stock market that society has witnessed a comeuppance.
- Because the stories were true, the comeuppance of criminals (death for all but a few) rang even truer.
- I kept turning the pages, anticipating the comeuppance that he so richly deserved.
- By the time Delilah weaseled the secret of his strength out of him, Samson seemed ripe for a rude comeuppance.
- I guess this is her comeuppance, though she'll never even know it.
- These fine visitors, I thought, were in for what I can only describe as a culinary comeuppance.
Synonyms just deserts, deserved fate, due, due reward, just punishment, retribution, requital
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