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requital

/rɪˈkwaɪ.təl/

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noun

/rɪˈkwaɪ.təl/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее заслуженное наказание или ответное действие, часто как возмещение или возмездие.

A noun referring to a justly deserved penalty or an act of returning something in kind, often as repayment or retaliation.

  1. Justly deserved penaltyC2formal

    A punishment or consequence that is considered fair and appropriate for a wrong action.

    ruЗаслуженное наказание

    • The criminal received his requital in the form of a long prison sentence.
    • History often provides requital for the misdeeds of tyrants.
    • She believed that requital would eventually come to those who had wronged her.

    Synonymscomeuppancejust desertsnemesispunishmentretribution

  2. Act of returning in kindC2formal

    The act of giving something back, either as a reward or a punishment, in response to an action.

    ruВоздаяние

    • His requital for her kindness was a generous donation to her charity.
    • The requital of a favor is often expected in close relationships.
    • They offered a small gift as requital for the hospitality they had received.

    Synonymspunishmentreciprocationrecompenserepaymentretaliationretributionreturnreward

Forms
  • requitals plural form
  • requitals' possessive plural form
  • requital's possessive singular form
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