Usage of "relatiative"

Of or relating to or having the nature of retribution.

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Examples for "retaliatory"

China last year imposed retaliatory tariffs on American farm goods including pork. 
 Reuters 

China immediately imposed retaliatory taxes on the same value of US products. 
 BBC 

For example, China puts retaliatory tariffs on US dairy exports into China. 
 Radio NZ 

Of the retaliatory options available to China, none come without potential risks. 
 Reuters 

But he was adamant that retaliatory violence would only spark more violence. 
 True compass: a memoir 

His retributive death was by the hand of an assassin in 1488. 
 The Tragedies of the Medici 

And all this, again, in the name of eternal and retributive justice. 
 Criminal Sociology 

Thus retributive justice, in the end, overtook these unjust and cruel men. 
 Peter Parley's Tales About America and Australia 

The wrath of man has worked out the retributive justice of God. 
 The Continental Monthly, Vol 6, No 5, November 1864 / Devoted To... 

The vengeance he had so subtly planned had turned into retributive justice. 
 The Iron Game: A Tale of the War 

I have already begun my retributory purposes, as I may call them. 
 Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 9 

Answer.-Thereare two sorts of retributory punishments. 
 Some Answered Questions 

Spinoza could not regard the bad man as an object of Divine anger and a subject of retributory punishment. 
 Essays in Literature and History 

So had come vindicatory advertisement gorgeous beyond the little lady's dreams. 
 V. V.'s Eyes 

Significats de relatiative en anglès