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1
Then, Kingozi knew, he should be able to
reciprocate
in
degree.
2
We would expect EU countries to
reciprocate
in
turn.
3
It was my pleasure to
reciprocate
in
that regard.
4
We would expect EU countries to
reciprocate
in
turn, it said in a paper published on Monday.
5
And it is ultimately up to them as to whether or not they decide to
reciprocate
in
kind, Senator Birmingham said.
6
He evidently thought it quite right for him to steal our horses, but very wicked for us to
reciprocate
in
the same manner.
7
Kuntz promised to call me if he heard from Maxine, and I'd promised to
reciprocate
in
kind if I turned up anything interesting.
8
The "big interests"
reciprocate
in
many and devious ways, ways subtle enough to seem not dishonest even if exposed to public view.
9
And yet this bitter antagonism was in no way
reciprocated
in
this country.
10
When love is
reciprocated
in
literature, it's often followed by the words 'the end'.
11
Believe me, the feeling is
reciprocated
in
its fullest extent.
12
He was startled at first but soon
reciprocated
in
kind.
13
The Rough Red, more than the equal of either man singly, had
reciprocated
in
kind.
14
These lurking uncertainties are
reciprocated
in
the west.
15
His admiration for her was perfect, a feeling which she
reciprocated
in
a somewhat different form.
16
While the EU had opened its border, Ardern said that would not be
reciprocated
in
New Zealand.
reciprocate
in
reciprocate