reciprocated in English

verb

1

respond to (a gesture or action) by making a corresponding one.

the favor was reciprocated

synonyms: do the same (in return), respond in kind, return the favor

2

(of a part of a machine) move backward and forward in a straight line.

a reciprocating blade

verb

• do the same (in return), respond in kind, return the favor
• requite, return, give back, match, equal

Use "reciprocated" in a sentence

1. He reciprocated by flaunting his other affairs in her face.

2. 7 The representatives of both sides reciprocated formal expressions of goodwill.

3. 13 hours ago · Lawyer wants Kita’s Apology reciprocated

4. Cameron reciprocated with a brew local to his Witney constituency called Hobgoblin.

5. A Choctaw citizen reciprocated by leading a famine walk in Ireland seven years later

6. In Blasted, sex is a violation, a horrific violence that is never reciprocated or consensual

7. Later, Dashkova reciprocated by making him the first American member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

8. New York is Arguablythe only city in the world whose self-regard is reciprocated across the planet

9. 24 Bates is intense as the lonely homosexual whose obsessive selfless love is only reciprocated by a dumb animal.

10. Bicolour seamless sheer stockings in the best tradition, smooth top, invisible reciprocated reinforced heel and toe RHT

11. Analyses removing one member of each dyad involved in a reciprocated antipathy indicate that group level Antipathies are not a product of dyadic

12. An unexpected hug can be regarded as an invasion of a person's personal space, but if it is reciprocated it is an indication that it is welcome.

13. Sprockets (23) are mounted on the same spindle (22) as toothed engaging wheels (15), the teeth (16) of which bite into the standing trunk (17) to advance the tool (10) as the operating handle (28) is reciprocated.