reciprocated (Meaning)

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reciprocated (imp. & p. p.)

of Reciprocate

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The love and affection she received was reciprocated with equal fervor.
The couple's bond was strengthened by the reciprocated feelings they shared.
The gesture of kindness was reciprocated with heartfelt gratitude.
The student's hard work was reciprocated with a high grade.
The friendship between them was based on mutual respect and reciprocated admiration.
The support she offered to others was reciprocated in her time of need.
The reciprocated trust between them allowed them to confide in each other openly.
The smile she gave was reciprocated, brightening both their days.
The reciprocated loyalty between the team members ensured their success.
The understanding and empathy she showed was reciprocated with open hearts.

of Reciprocate

repaid,requited, exchanged, avenged, recouped, indemnified, got back (at), retaliated, paid, remunerated

owed, owed,,

The love and affection she received was reciprocated with equal fervor.

The couple's bond was strengthened by the reciprocated feelings they shared.

The gesture of kindness was reciprocated with heartfelt gratitude.

The student's hard work was reciprocated with a high grade.