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Meanings of requite in English
Synonyms
Examples for "repay"
Examples for "repay"
1
These plans would detail how a company intended to repay the state.
2
The interest rates are lower, but it takes much longer to repay.
3
Which leads us to ask, just how might we repay that debt?
4
The company plans to use the funds it raises to repay debt.
5
He said she had planned to use the funds to repay debts.
Usage of requite in English
1
Let me feel as though I had endeavored to requite your kindness.
2
Too great eagerness to requite an obligation is a kind of ingratitude.
3
We have found an antidote, and shall yet live to requite you.
4
Make me acquainted with thyself, so I may requite thee thy kindness.
5
If God but give me to return alive, I will requite thee.
6
I will requite you, taming my wild heart to your loving hand.
7
What if I should die, at once, before I can requite you?
8
When the hawk saw her, he said, God requite thee with good!
9
My poor Madge, God requite you for what you suffer for us!
10
Quoth the singer, 'May God requite thee with good, O my brother!
11
And I said, 'May God not requite thee for me with good!'
12
The desire to requite this kindness pierced me to the quick.
13
In like manner they can neither give riches, nor requite evil.
14
One day it may lie in my power to requite thee.'
15
I wish that I might requite your trust with greater candor.
16
To the knight he spake: Ye'll requite me now my sorrows.
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Translations for requite
Portuguese
Requite through the time
Requite across language varieties
United Kingdom
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