Requite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REQUITE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to repay
• make appropriate return for (a favour, service, or wrongdoing)
• return a favour to (someone)
• respond to (love or affection)
• return to someone (the same treatment or feeling as received)
• To repay; in a good sense, to recompense; to return (an equivalent) in good; to reward; in a bad sense, to retaliate; to return (evil) for evil; to punish.
• make repayment for or return something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make equivalent return for

Words related to REQUITE

requight21 requitable21 requited18 requitement22 requitements23 requiter17 requiters18 requites17 requiting19

How to use REQUITE in a sentence

• Yet live for ever, though against her will, And speake her good, though she requite it ill.
• Thanks, good my lords, if long Adrostus live, He will at full requite your courtesies.
• If a man dies, his nearest kinsmen go out to requite his death by the death of some other individual, taken at random.
• Fair Marian, God requite it her, Doth even as much for Doncaster, Whom newly she hath lain in bed, To rest his weary, wounded head.
• They address the images by the names of those whom they suppose them to represent, bidding them to requite their affection.
• Charles, I thank thee for thy love to me, which thou shalt find I will most kindly requite.
• The king bethought him how he might requite his men, for they had brought to pass his wish for fame and honor.
• Albeit treachery here in these lands hath bereft us of your noble husband, yet should ye not requite this.
• Why do ye let us wait thus? Let us bear him away, that we may yet requite the knight in death.
• Well then, do they requite your gifts of gold with gratitude? Call.
• The cardinal desired to requite this service by the bequest of what he considered so valuable.
• The rest of us, you observe, are camping under the canopy of heaven, in regular rank and file, and we are ready to requite kindness with kindness, but to repel evil vigorously.
• But I give you my word, men of Miletus, that in return for any assistance which you can render us while waiting for these aids, I will requite you richly.
• And if horses and dogs derive benefit from this art of husbandry, they in turn requite the boon through service rendered to the farm.
• It is by acts of service and of kindness that you discover which of your fellows are willing to requite you in kind.
• If I do not requite thee in this field, saith the Lord, for the blood of Naboth, and for the blood of his children, which I saw yesterday, saith the Lord.
• In like manner they can neither give riches, nor requite evil.
• Phraates was unwilling either to requite services not rendered, or to rush needlessly into a fresh war merely to gratify the avarice of his auxiliaries.
• It is deep enough, even now when the rainy season is not commenced, to requite canoes.
• To be frank with you, I have an affront to requite, which can be settled at the same time, and in the same way with your affair.
• If you choose to requite me by detaining me, you are at liberty to do so.
• How can I hope that you will not forget one so sequestered and insignificant as I? And indeed, if you were to be faithful, so worthless a creature could never requite you.
• One of them was to love the other and to die broken-hearted because the loved one would not requite the passion.
• For him the matter was concluded, save that he had made three enemies who would nurse a malignant grievance and seek, some day, to requite it with the ambushed rifle.
• With that she fled incontinently down the hill, furious, shamed almost to tears, and wishing fervently that she had the muscle of a man to requite the insult as it deserved.
• In a subtle and more effectual way, you were to wipe out the injury he had done, and requite him for his offence.
• The desire to requite this kindness pierced me to the quick.
• My brother is of a noble and generous disposition, and ready to requite those who do him favours.
• They requite a longer kneading, are more crisp, but less tender than those made with cream.
• Faith but it is, but thou dost ever take all things I do, thus patiently, for which I never can requite thee, but with love, and that thou shalt be sure of.
• I was about to depart, but he detained me to renew his professions of gratitude for the service I had rendered him, and his earnest wish that he might be able to requite me.
• I will requite your loves, or, as we should say, I will repay your friendship.
• Requite me now with thy favor, so that I may not be sparing of land and pleasure to thee.
• We will requite them even as they deserve! We will smite them hip and thigh! though we must not, and will not, become like the savage Indians.

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