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requitative

requitative adjective: that requites; being or relating to a requital.

Adjective

requitative (comparative more requitative, superlative most requitative)

  1. That requites; being or relating to a requital.

Forms of requitative

comparativemore requitative
superlativemost requitative

Questions about requitative

What does requitative mean?
Requitative means that requites; being or relating to a requital.
What part of speech is requitative?
Requitative is an adjective.

Words near requitative in the dictionary

  1. requisitum
  2. requit
  3. requitable
  4. requital
  5. requitals
  6. requitative
  7. requite
  8. requited
  9. requitedst
  10. requiteful
  11. requiteless

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