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Meaning of requitable
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requitable (a.)
That may be requited.
requitable Sentence Examples
- Their love was not requitable; she adored him, while he remained indifferent.
- Despite her advances, his heart was not requitable, leaving her feeling disheartened.
- The favor she asked was not requitable, as it placed an undue burden on the receiver.
- Their friendship, once harmonious, became strained when one's feelings turned requitable and the other did not reciprocate.
- The CEO's ethics were questionable, as he often sought requitable favors from his subordinates.
- The thief was not requitable; he stole from the poor without remorse.
- The debt was not requitable; the borrower had long since squandered the money and had no means to repay it.
- Their sacrifice was not requitable; they gave their lives for a cause that would never be fully appreciated.
- The research project was not requitable; it yielded no meaningful results despite the time and effort invested.
- The punishment for the crime was not requitable; it was excessively harsh and did not serve any rehabilitative purpose.
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That may be requited.
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Their love was not requitable; she adored him, while he remained indifferent.
Despite her advances, his heart was not requitable, leaving her feeling disheartened.
The favor she asked was not requitable, as it placed an undue burden on the receiver.
Their friendship, once harmonious, became strained when one's feelings turned requitable and the other did not reciprocate.
