requital
11requital — re|quit|al [ rı kwaıtl ] noun count or uncount FORMAL something that you do or give to someone because they have done or given something to you, usually something bad …
12requital — re·quit·al || rɪ kwaɪtl n. reciprocal act; compensation, repayment; revenge, retaliation …
13requital — quartile …
14requital — n. 1. Reward, recompense, compensation, remuneration, satisfaction, payment. 2. Retribution, retaliation, punishment …
15requital — noun (U) formal 1 payment for something done or given 2 something that you do to harm someone who has harmed you …
16requital — n 1. repayment, satisfaction, amends, reparation, restitution, redress; recompense, return, compensation, consideration, emolument; reward, Literary. guerdon, Archaic. meed; remuneration, indemnification, indemnity, payment, quittance,… …
17requital — re·quit·al …
18requital — re•quit•al [[t]rɪˈkwaɪt l[/t]] n. 1) the act of requiting 2) an action in return for service, kindness, etc 3) retaliation for a wrong, injury, etc • Etymology: 1570–80 …
19requital — /rəˈkwaɪtl/ (say ruh kwuytl) noun 1. the act of requiting. 2. a return or reward for service, kindness, etc. 3. retaliation for a wrong, injury, etc. 4. repayment; something given or serving to requite. {requit(e) + al2} …
20requital — noun 1. a justly deserved penalty • Syn: ↑retribution • Hypernyms: ↑penalty 2. an act of requiting; returning in kind • Syn: ↑payment • Derivationally related forms: ↑ …
