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21reciprocation — re·cip·ro·ca·tion || rɪ‚sɪprÉ™ keɪʃn n. act of requiting, act of doing something in return …
22reciprocative — adj. requiting, mutually giving and taking …
23reciprocatory — adj. requiting, mutually giving and taking …
24remunerative — a. 1. Profitable, paying, gainful, paying a good interest, bringing a good return. 2. Remuneratory, rewarding, requiting, recompensing …
25vindication — n 1. acquittal, acquittance, acquitting, compurgation, exculpation, exculpating, proof or declaration of innocence, removal of guilt, freedom from blame, absolution, absolving; exoneration, exonerating, redress, righting, setting or putting right …
26vindicatory — adj 1. exculpatory, exculpating, acquitting, compurgatory, exonerative, exonerating, vindicative, vindicating, absolutory, absolvent, absolving, excusatory, excusing; justificatory, justificative, justifying, extenuatory, extenuating, mitigative …
27vindictive — adj , vengeful, revengeful, avenging, vindicatory, vindicative; retributive, retributory, requiting, retaliatory, retaliative; spiteful, rancorous, venomous, malevolent, malicious, malignant, antagonistic, hostile, resentful, ill disposed;… …
28requital — re•quit•al [[t]rɪˈkwaɪt l[/t]] n. 1) the act of requiting 2) an action in return for service, kindness, etc 3) retaliation for a wrong, injury, etc • Etymology: 1570–80 …
29requital — /rəˈkwaɪtl/ (say ruh kwuytl) noun 1. the act of requiting. 2. a return or reward for service, kindness, etc. 3. retaliation for a wrong, injury, etc. 4. repayment; something given or serving to requite. {requit(e) + al2} …
30requite — /rəˈkwaɪt / (say ruh kwuyt) verb (t) (requited, requiting) 1. to make repayment or return for (service, benefits, etc.). 2. to make retaliation for (a wrong, injury, etc.). 3. to make return to (a person) for service, etc. 4. to make retaliation… …
