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Reciprocate meaning
To exchange two things, with both parties giving one thing and taking another thing. | To give something else in response (where the "thing" may also be abstract, a feeling or action) To make a reciprocal gift. | To move backwards and forwards, like a piston.
Example sentences (20)
Ashley can’t bring herself to reciprocate Tucker’s love profession, so that could be a hint about her heart not truly being in this.
Bellator fighters went 5-0 on the night, and they'll look to replicate the feat later this year, when Rizin is expected to reciprocate the hospitality and travel to the U.S. for a show contested in Bellator's cage.
Despite her early suspicions, she begins to reciprocate his feelings.
His family is very popular here, and they reciprocate the love showered on them by the people by working for the welfare of Kangra.
If he can put his frustration with Washington aside and commit to making the UAE a pillar in the United States’ vision of a Middle Eastern security architecture, Washington will reciprocate.
In his speech, Alhaji Nura Kangiwa, the Coordinator, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency (SMEDAN) in Kebbi State, advised people to come out en masse to vote for APC to reciprocate the goodies being enjoyed.
The latter offered his hand to the former, who was initially hesitant to reciprocate but ultimately did.
The peace and progress that characterised our administration in Osun were reflective of how committed we were to the people that brought us to power, which they have continued to reciprocate.
This ensues efficiency at work due to building healthy relationships that reciprocate among others and motivates a progressive environment.
While it’s important that your friend treat you well and be supportive, it’s also important for you to reciprocate those same feelings.
While the rats are no doubt pleased to live in close proximity to so many humans, people do not generally reciprocate those warm feelings.
Embrace life and love you are primed to receive and reciprocate.
However, Indian performers have yet to reciprocate.
She giggles away as she rubs her head against them and they reciprocate her affection.
Some would call it an “ethics of reciprocity,” meaning that you should reciprocate to others how you would like them to treat you.
The prosecutor: "She did not say anything and did not reciprocate in any way.
While congratulating Dr Agboola on his reappointment, the minister urged him to reciprocate the confidence placed in him by surpassing his first-term achievements.
Employees are motivated to reciprocate, expressing their gratitude or loyalty by going the extra mile.
Rwanda advised its nationals against traveling to Uganda because it couldn't guarantee their safety there, Ugandan law-makers yesterday urged their government to "reciprocate" by issuing a travel advisory against their nationals traveling to Rwanda.
She, therefore, urged teachers to reciprocate the good gesture of the present administration and co-operate with the government by being efficient at their duty posts.