reciprocate

“She was always aloof, quiet, and never put out any effort to reciprocate,” Wall said.

And world powers said they were ready to reciprocate, if Iran gave significant assurances.

The Israelis reciprocate with unique intelligence assistance.

They treat the Yemenis with contempt, and the Yemenis reciprocate.

When we meet in debates, Karl is cordial—even genial—and I do my best to reciprocate.

This dedication is very precious, as indicating your regard for me, and on my part I reciprocate your feeling.

I can assure you it would have been very pleasant and interesting, for I, too, warmly reciprocate your sympathy.

To-day we reciprocate by sending Western farmers with capital into the Canadian Northwest.

I must, however, allow that Mr. Henson is a courteous disputant, and I hope I shall reciprocate his good feeling.

Hence, there was always some truth in the charge of his friends that he failed to reciprocate their devotion with his favors.