reciprocative (Meaning)
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reciprocative (s)
given or done or owed to each other
moving alternately backward and forward
Synonyms & Antonyms of reciprocative
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reciprocative Sentence Examples
- True friendship requires reciprocative affection and support.
- The gesture of giving a gift should be met with a reciprocative act of gratitude.
- The team's reciprocative efforts paid off in a hard-fought victory.
- A reciprocative relationship fosters mutual respect and understanding.
- The child's reciprocative smile warmed the caregiver's heart.
- The politician failed to offer reciprocative concessions, damaging his credibility.
- Their reciprocative love story had a happy ending.
- The reciprocative nature of the virus made it highly contagious.
- The reciprocative relationship between plants and insects is essential for the ecosystem.
- The reciprocative actions of the stranger inspired a sense of hope.
FAQs About the word reciprocative
given or done or owed to each other, moving alternately backward and forward
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
True friendship requires reciprocative affection and support.
The gesture of giving a gift should be met with a reciprocative act of gratitude.
The team's reciprocative efforts paid off in a hard-fought victory.
A reciprocative relationship fosters mutual respect and understanding.
