reciprocity
Use Reciprocity in a sentence
əˈprɒs noun
1.
a reciprocal state or relation.
2.
reciprocation; mutual exchange.
3.
the relation or policy in commercial dealings between countries by which corresponding advantages or privileges are granted by each country to the citizens of the other.
Related forms
non·rec·i·proc·i·ty, noun
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| —n , pl -ities | |
| 1. | reciprocal action or relation |
| 2. | a mutual exchange of commercial or other privileges |
| [C18: via French from Latin reciprocus | |
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Example sentences
Reciprocity may be denied if new information is developed and cannot be mitigated during the adjudication process.
In these cases, the reciprocity schedule of the principal alien's nationality is used.
Boastful pride is condemned, because it rips the delicate web of reciprocity.
Explains who is eligible for reciprocity and how to apply.
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