Definition of requite - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotionDated reciprocate feelings or emotions shownDated
- He hoped she would requite his love.
2.
revengeDated retaliate or seek revenge for a wrongDated
- They vowed to requite the betrayal.
3.
financeDated repay a debt or favor to someoneDated
- She will requite his kindness with a gift.
Origin of requite
Old English, requiten (to repay)
Examples of requite in a sentence
Their friendship was strong because they could requite each other's trust. He planned to requite the insult. She sought to requite the harm done to her. He promised to requite the loan by next month. They will requite the favor with their support.
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- French:répondre à, venger, ...
- German:erwidern, rächen, ...
- Italian:ricambiare, vendicarsi, ...
- Spanish:corresponder, vengar, ...
- Portuguese:retribuir, vingar, ...
- Chinese:回报, 报复, ...
- Japanese:応える, 報復する, ...
- Arabic:بَادَلَ, انْتَقَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָשִׁיב אַהֲבָה, לִנְקוֹם, ...
- Russian:отвечать взаимностью, отомстить, ...
- Ukrainian:відповісти, відплатити, ...
- Hindi:प्रतिदान करना, बदला लेना, ...
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