reciprocate

The man just did not like people, and they more than reciprocated.

You have not thought well enough of me to reciprocate.

When they make common cause with us, we might reciprocate.

Or show him the love first; he'll probably be happy to reciprocate.

Such an offer, if taken, would have to be reciprocated, because that's the way things were.

And you know why; if nothing else, the audience is reciprocating.

Did he not reciprocate the feelings which I had for him?

Since she had already done it to me, reciprocating might be fun.

He reciprocated by taking one of me in exactly the same spot.

She reciprocates his feelings, and the two start a relationship.

And he knew that they were reciprocated, if only in small measure.

But it takes time lot of effort before he can get reciprocate that feeling.

Give her time to become a woman and see if she reciprocates your feelings.

But Americans often do not know how to reciprocate politely.

They would reciprocate until everyone was skilled in all areas.

However coming to know that she is not interested in reciprocating his love, he wants to leave from her life.

Unfortunately for the President, though, he said, the feeling is not reciprocated.

But one thing leads to another and soon, she too reciprocates his love.

In fact, I have no idea whether my lust is reciprocated.

She's taking in every inch of me, and I find myself reciprocating.

Just because we feel great love does not necessarily mean it is reciprocated.

Karen had done her bit for me and I would have been more than happy to reciprocate.

The company reciprocated in building the menu as best it could.

That perhaps, after all, he had truly reciprocated her love.

And having them reciprocate, getting her off with their tongues.