Penalty
Requital
Requital noun - The act or an instance of responding to an injury with an injury.
Usage example: “an eye for an eye” is a form of requital that is still legal in some countries
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Synonyms for Requital
Penalty and requital are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Penalty" instead a noun "Requital".
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Related pairs
- reward and penalty
- reward and requital
- payment and penalty
- payment and requital
- compensation and penalty
- compensation and requital
- redress and penalty
- redress and requital
- justice and penalty
- justice and requital
- reprisal and penalty
- reprisal and requital
- discipline and penalty
- discipline and requital
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