0 to give or do something in return for something given to you or done for you: --
Requited love is not enough to sustain a long-term relationship.
Requited or unrequited, what undisclosed assets have we to show for it?
If you have the advantage of continuous employment, you must accept responsibility and have to be on call whenever your services are requited.
We never can requite the women for what they have done in this war.
Yes, individual effort, but you see how individual effort is requited.
The latter part of my answer shows how we hope to requite the services of these gallant men in a fitting manner.
My observation is that the mistakes are those which are most grievously requited.
That is unrequited export, and it is requited exports that we want.
When the courts make law in the form of a general rule by setting a precedent, they need not and typically do not requite anything at all.
