in respect of

in respect of (someone or something)

1. In reference to someone or something; considering someone or something. In respect of the defense's claim that Ms. Smith acted alone, we have evidence to the contrary. Arrangements have been made in respect of the family members of the deceased. We have a few concerns in respect of your work performance.
2. As compensation for something. How much did you receive in respect of your work for the company? Wait, you still haven't received anything in respect of that project you consulted on? It's an unpaid internship, so I guess I learn about the industry in respect of my work.
See also: of, respect
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in reˈspect of

(formal)
1 concerning: Large increases can now be expected in respect of fuel prices.
2 in payment for something: Please state the money you have received in respect of overtime worked.
See also: of, respect
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in respect of

Chiefly British
With respect to.
See also: of, respect
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