Synonyms for reciprocity
ˌrɛs əˈprɒs ɪ tirec·i·proc·i·ty

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1. reciprocality, reciprocitynoun

   a relation of mutual dependence or action or influence

   Synonyms:
   reciprocality

2. reciprocitynoun

   mutual exchange of commercial or other privileges

   Synonyms:
   reciprocality

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1. • Reciprocation
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1. reciprocitynoun

   Synonyms:
   interchange, reciprocation, exchange

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1. reciprocitynoun

   Synonyms:
   reciprocation, interchange

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1. List of paraphrases for "reciprocity":

   mutuality, reciprocal, reciprocation, mutualisation, reciprocated

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1. Adam Schiff:

   This is how a mafia boss talks, what have you done for us? Weve done so much for you. But theres not much reciprocity. I have a favor I want to ask you. And what is that favor? Of course, the favor is to investigate his political rival. A classic mafia-like shakedown a foreign leader.

2. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov:

   We hope that the United States, as a country which promotes the rule of law, will respect its international obligations, if this does not happen, if we see that this step is not seen as essential in Washington, then of course we will take retaliatory measures. This is the law of diplomacy, the law of international affairs, that reciprocity is the basis of all relations.

3. Debasish Mridha, M.D.:

   Simplicity is the best strategy. Reciprocity is the best policy.

4. Donald Trump:

   The factories were leaving, the jobs were leaving, people were being fired, we have negotiated this new agreement based on the principle of fairness and reciprocity. To me, it's the most important word in trade.

5. Robert Rector:

   Welfare was never intended to be a one-way handout, but a program based on the idea of reciprocity, those who receive benefits from the government should be required to work or participate in work-training as a condition.