Definition of reciprocative in English:

reciprocative

adjective rɪˈsɪprəkətɪv

Characterized by or inclined to reciprocation; (in early use) specifically = "reciprocal" (now disused).

Origin

Early 16th century. From classical Latin reciprocāt-, past participial stem of reciprocāre reciprocate + -ive. Compare post-classical Latin reciprocativus that involves reciprocal action, that leads in a reverse direction.

Definition of reciprocative in US English:

reciprocative

adjectiverɪˈsɪprəkətɪv

Characterized by or inclined to reciprocation; (in early use) specifically = "reciprocal" (now disused).

Origin

Early 16th century. From classical Latin reciprocāt-, past participial stem of reciprocāre reciprocate + -ive. Compare post-classical Latin reciprocativus that involves reciprocal action, that leads in a reverse direction.

单词	reciprocative
释义	Definition of reciprocative in English: reciprocative adjective rɪˈsɪprəkətɪv Characterized by or inclined to reciprocation; (in early use) specifically = "reciprocal" (now disused). Origin Early 16th century. From classical Latin reciprocāt-, past participial stem of reciprocāre reciprocate + -ive. Compare post-classical Latin reciprocativus that involves reciprocal action, that leads in a reverse direction. Definition of reciprocative in US English: reciprocative adjectiverɪˈsɪprəkətɪv Characterized by or inclined to reciprocation; (in early use) specifically = "reciprocal" (now disused). Origin Early 16th century. From classical Latin reciprocāt-, past participial stem of reciprocāre reciprocate + -ive. Compare post-classical Latin reciprocativus that involves reciprocal action, that leads in a reverse direction.
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