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reciprocated

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Even if they reciprocate next year with a text, this is an opportunity for you to be kind and generous.

You know that forgetfulness of everything which comes of a violent confident, reciprocated love.

Evelina reciprocated Benassis' love, but her parents opposed the match.

He was imagining for Eric a sunny future—a future of splendid usefulness, of reciprocated affection, of brilliant fame.

His father had in his rough way been fond of him, and Newt in an equally wolfish fashion had reciprocated the feeling.

Many times the churches reciprocated with considerable material as well as spiritual assistance.

It was true that he was profoundly attached to Greif, but his instinct told him that his attachment was only half reciprocated.

GREIFENSTEINF. MARION CRAWFORD

She had no doubt now that he loved her, and did not hesitate to assure him in many covert ways that the feeling was reciprocated.

ROMANCE OF ROMAN VILLASELIZABETH W. (ELIZBETH WILLIAMS) CHAMPNEY

These changes are reciprocated by the verb, which, as often as occasion requires, is made to put on a substantive form.

One of the most frequent illustrations of this reciprocated action, is afforded by a convivial meeting in cold weather.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985