| EQUITES | • equites n. Plural of eques. • EQUES n. (Latin) a member of the privileged military class of ancient Rome. |
| REQUITE | • requite v. (Transitive) To return (usually something figurative) that has been given; to repay; to recompense. • requite n. Requital. • REQUITE v. to repay. |
| REQUITED | • requited v. Simple past tense and past participle of requite. • REQUITE v. to repay. |
| REQUITER | • requiter n. One who requites. • REQUITER n. one who requites. |
| REQUITES | • requites v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of requite. • REQUITE v. to repay. |
| REQUITERS | • requiters n. Plural of requiter. • REQUITER n. one who requites. |
| REQUITEFUL | • requiteful adj. (Rare, archaic) Tending to requite something; reciprocating. • REQUITEFUL adj. relating to the act of requiting. |
| UNREQUITED | • unrequited adj. Unanswered; not returned; not reciprocated; not repaid. • UNREQUITED adj. not requited. |
| REQUITELESS | • requiteless adj. (Archaic) unrequited. • REQUITELESS adj. without requital, free. |
| REQUITEMENT | • requitement n. (Obsolete) requital. • REQUITEMENT n. the act of requiting. |
| REQUITEMENTS | • requitements n. Plural of requitement. • REQUITEMENT n. the act of requiting. |
| UNREQUITEDLY | • unrequitedly adv. In an unrequited manner. • UNREQUITED adv. not requited. |